The Raspberry Pi Imager makes this process a cakewalk Unlike the average PC, the Raspberry Pi doesn’t ship with a tweakable BIOS menu, and it's pre-configured to boot from the microSD card.

Why I started booting my Raspberry Pi from an SSD instead of a SD card.

Raspberry Pi has begun selling a 1TB M.2 2230 SSD for use with the Raspberry Pi 5. It joins the company's PCIe Gen 3 256 & ...

Raspberry Pi has launched proprietary SSDs and micro SD cards to improve compatibility and reliability with its devices, addressing issues with third-party storage solutions.

Once the EEPROM is updated, the Raspberry Pi 5 can transition from using a micro SD card to a more durable and faster NVMe SSD for booting and running its operating system.

The Raspberry Pi line of products are often refereed to as single-board computers because nearly everything you need to run them comes on a credit card-sized board including the processor, memory ...

The Raspberry Pi 5 microcomputer can take advantage of Class A2 SD cards to boost read and write speeds, but only if the card itself properly supports the standard. Not all do, which prompted the ...

Version 1.9.4 of Raspberry Pi Imager, the utility for writing ISO images to SD cards, is now available. This release includes a range of improvements spanning performance, UI, and more.

Firing up an original Pi in 2025 is easy enough, as with any Pi it’s simply a case of writing the image to an SD card, hooking up the Pi to screen and peripherals, and booting it.