Comentários em: As suas perguntas de 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS respondidas

Por: Xuyun Zeng

Xuyun Zeng — Sol, 30 Out 2022 09:48:22 +0000

Al parecer que señala que es problema del SO o tu Raspberry Pi, dado que has cambiado la memoria varias veces. Si puedes escribir en ingles, te aviso que lo preguntes al foro de Raspberry Pi. Ahi tienes un publico mas grande y quizas encontraras alguien con el mismo problema.

Por: felipe maldonado

felipe maldonado — Sex, 28 Out 2022 20:59:29 +0000

estoy usando desde hace varios meses el SO 64bits en RP4 de 8g pero he experimentado muchas fallas para iniciar el SO, la mayoría de las veces me toca intentarlo hasta 5o mas veces para que inicie… ya le he cambiado la fuente de corriente, he probado con diferentes memorias SD, USB y hasta discos Solidos y en todos sigue la falla, que puede ser?? alguna recomendación ? (Cuando la uso con SO 32bits funciona correctamente)

Por: ManaDuVortes

ManaDuVortes — Ter, 02 Ago 2022 13:56:34 +0000

Really helpful article. Thank you. Shame it’s not so easy to upgrade/downgrade between 32 and 64.

Por: Sean Parry

Sean Parry — Dom, 17 Jul 2022 17:07:34 +0000

Hi
Why am I being informed that I am required to use a USA Keyboard. When I am in the UK in order to upgrade to a 64bit system on the Raspberry pi400 ? Which I certainly have no wish to consider doing ?

Por: Steve

Steve — Ter, 28 Jun 2022 03:03:48 +0000

Em resposta a Jay Peterson.

Same issues. Glad I found your comments. Going back to 32 bit as well.

Por: Xuyun Zeng

Xuyun Zeng — Qua, 22 Jun 2022 10:09:01 +0000

Em resposta a Michael Wallis.

From the literature I gleaned when I wrote this article, re-doing everything seems to be the optimal method, unfortunately.

Por: Michael Wallis

Michael Wallis — Sex, 17 Jun 2022 17:46:28 +0000

Is there a way to just update the /boot partition, or do you HAVE to destroy the whole SD drive and then restore content from a backup?

I’ve been doing nightly backups with rip-clone for both my 64 bit (RPi 4B 4GB) systems and one (RPi 400) that is 32 bit OS. I am thinking maybe just restoring the /boot from a 64 bit backup onto that machine would allow me to bring it up to 64 bit but keep all my data intact.

Por: Xuyun Zeng

Xuyun Zeng — Ter, 26 Abr 2022 17:41:16 +0000

Em resposta a Brian.

Hey Brian, check this post out: https://picockpit.com/raspberry-pi/expanding-picockpit-to-64-bit-pi-os/

Por: Jay Peterson

Jay Peterson — Qui, 07 Abr 2022 01:14:25 +0000

I have been using the latest Bullseye 64 bit for a few weeks on my Pi 400. I don’t think it is ready for the casual user. Every time I try something out of the ordinary it doesn’t work. Remote Desktop doesn’t work without changes. After the changes you have authorization problems when you login and when you try to shutdown. The update notification works but it doesn’t actually update. You have to use sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade and reboot to update. I am going to 32 bit for now.

Por: Brian

Brian — Sex, 25 Mar 2022 07:49:00 +0000

I have tried to install PiCockpit with 64bit Pi OS and it does not work.
Are there any changes or patches to get it to work?
Even the repository generates an error.