How to migrate from Raspberry Pi 2 to Raspberry Pi 3
Olivier Paroz edited this page Mar 19, 2017
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If you want to switch from Raspberry Pi 2 to Raspberry Pi 3, your need to upgrade your image first.
The new image will shortly be available
- Plug SD card to a laptop/desktop page-5
- Unmount the SD card first:
umount /media/{user}/{mount point}
- Issue the following command to write the image to SD card:
sudo dd if=ubuntu-core-16-armhf-rpi2-rpi3-installer-{date}.img of=/dev/{MMC device} bs=32M;sync
- NOTE: Additional methods (Windows/MAC) for writing image to an SD card may be found [here] (https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/raspberry-pi-2/)
- Plug SD card to Raspberry Pi 3
- Connect WD PiDrive, power, WD PiDrive Cable, ethernet cable, USB keyboard, HDMI cable to Raspberry Pi 3
- Power on Raspberry Pi 3
- After installation done, the writable partition will be set to WD PiDrive and reboot automatically
- After booting up Ubuntu Core 16, need to go through OOBE to create the default user (without default user, you still can access Nextcloud, but can not log into the system
Follow these steps
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