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https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?p=1922284#p1922284

Or this one might be better... https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?p=1928495#p1928495

By the PINN partition, I mean the partition where PINN is stored which is labelled as the RECOVERY partition. It is the first partition, normally identified as /dev/mmcblk0p1. If you...

You're doing nothing wrong, except you didn't mention you were using Linux on your desktop! :wink: "RECOVERY" is handled as a special partition name and is normally hidden on a...

> Now I have updated my PINN. Do you mean you have been able to successfully run the upgrade.sh script? Does that mean you do not need any further instructions?...

Have you tried hovering your mouse over the OS? It will show a little yellow popup tooltip with the release date and version (if it was provided) Also, PINN will...

1. The list of OSes is downloaded from the internet from various repositories, so it is subject to the vagueries of the internet and its servers. If there are errors...

Probably because they dont support booting from usb.

They have probably upgraded those OSes to support usb/ssd since I converted them. I will put them om my list to upgrade them, but it may be a little while.

Largely it is dependent on the OS/Distro,.PINN is just the means to install it, configure it and select it. The booting of the OS is done by the RPi firmware...