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→Preparing the SD-card
== Preparing the SD-card ==
== Preparing the SD-card ==
Latest SD-card image weight around 8 GB compressed and around 14 GB unzipped. It includes all the software you need for your zynthian, properly configured for working out-the-box with the latest official kits. Completely ready to use. Plug and play!
Latest SD-card image weight around 7 GB compressed and around 16 GB unzipped. It includes all the software you need for your zynthian, properly configured for working out-the-box with the latest official kits.
After downloading and unzipping the SD-image, you have to write it to a suitable SD-card. You need a good-quality SD-card with a '''minimum size of 32GB'''. You can use a bigger one if you like.
After downloading and unzipping the SD-image, you have to write it to a suitable SD-card. You need a good-quality SD-card with a '''minimum size of 16GB'''. You can use a bigger one if you like.
You can use [https://etcher.io/ Etcher], a free software that works on Mac, Windows and Linux, to write the image into the SD-card. There is a really good manual for this at [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ this link].
You can use [https://etcher.io/ Etcher], a free software that works on Mac, Windows and Linux, to write the image into the SD-card. There is a really good manual for this at [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ this link].
{{NoteBox|RBPi2 is not supported by recent zynthian SD-images. If you want to use a RBPi2, you may need to build your own SD-image.}}
{{NoteBox|RBPi2 is not longer supported by zynthianOS. If you want to use a RBPi2, you have to build your own SD-image.}}
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