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As per Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi Zero W will remain in production until at least January 2026. In addition, WIFI and Bluetooth was added which made a great difference. Later at the end of February 2017 Raspberry Pi Zero W was introduced. Raspberry Pi Zero is very compact and easy to use single board computer. This is one the best single board computer in terms of price and community support developed by Raspberry Pi Foundation. You can download the OS from the below links If you are not GUI savvy user then you can go for this operating system for your PI. It is completely CLI (Command Line Interface) based. This operating system doesn’t have GUI (Graphical User Interface). Raspberry Pi Lite is small and light weight operating system built for Raspberry Pi Zero and zero W. Lets quickly see what do you need to install this operating system and what are the steps involved. This is a command line based operating system built for SBC’s (Single Board Computer) with lower CPU and RAM. Raspberry Lite or now well known as Raspberry Lite OS is optimized and built for Raspberry Pi zero and Zero W. In this article we will lean how to install Raspbian lite on Raspberry Pi Zero W single board computer. Since Raspberry Pi zero has limited resources hence you can install any OS but might not get the best user experience.

If you have purchased Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W then you might struggle with running a proper OS on it. Booting Up the Pi first time How to install Raspbian Lite on Raspberry Pi Zero W?

Enable "P3 VNC" or "I3 VNC" (depending on version)ĭefault username and password for the Pi: username: piĭoing the above looks like: Setting up VNC on your PC Using VNC Viewer to remote to the Pi.1.6.

Run sudo raspi-config to bring up the configuration menu.

Headless for VNC Setting up VNC on the Pi Enabling VNC server on the Pi.

Also in the boot partition, create a file named wpa_nf and throw the following into it (with your own Wi-Fi name and password):Ĭtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev.

In the boot partition of the SD card create an empty file just called ssh.

Make sure you've already imaged your SD card.

Headless for SSH Short video on how easy it is.

Headless for just SSH ( skippable with v1.7 of the Raspberry Pi Imager).

After writing this post, version 1.7 of the Raspberry Pi Imager released allowing you to set the headless SSH as part of the SD card imaging - essentially skipping the "Headless for SSH" step below!