And if you're short of inspiration we're here to help. That's it! Etcher will install whichever pi-topOS you've downloaded for you (AND it also verifies that it was 100% correctly written). Then all you need to do is plug the microSD card into your Raspberry Pi, and switch on the device.Īnd once you've installed pi-topOS Polaris you can start making and coding. If you are not sure which drive to write to, then remove all other drives until only the SD card is in the list. If there are multiple drives that are available, make sure that the drive you select is the correct size, to prevent writing to the wrong drive. You could extract the image onto your hard drive first, but Etcher is clever and extracts the file whilst it writes, so why bother?
Select the zip file that you just downloaded. It works the same on Windows, Linux and OS X (trust us - we've tried!) and is incredibly easy - with only 3 steps! This software has been specifically designed to write operating systems to SD cards and USB drives. There's a great tool called Etcher, created by an Internet of Things company called Resin.io. Hint: all of our microSD cards ship with an SD card adapter, and you will likely need to use this (or a microSD-to-USB adapter) to connect to your computer. Step 2 - Insert the microSD card that you want to write to into your laptop or PC. Note: Please make sure that you are always using the latest release (you can check this by comparing the date in the filename to the date in the release on our OS download page). Step 1 - Download pi-topOS from our website. A computer with microSD card slot, or an adapter to connect microSD to your computer (e.g. If your Xperia Z series device is running an older Android version, try updating to Android 5.0 or higher. Note! On Xperia Z series devices that run on Android 5.0 or higher, you can move apps to the SD card. 
Note! Some apps cannot be transferred to a memory card.
Select application, then tap Move to SD card. From your Home screen, tap the Application screen icon.Īndroid 4.4, 5.0 or 5.1 To move apps to the memory card. Tap CHANGE.Īndroid 6.0, 7.0, 7.1 or 7.1.1 To move apps to the memory card If the app supports changing where it's stored, a CHANGE button appears. Note! Only some apps can be moved to a memory card. Tap an app that you want to move to the memory card. Find and tap Settings > Apps & notifications > App info. Make sure that you have an SD card inserted in your device. Android 8.0 To move apps to the memory card
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