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.. _install_to_sd_ubuntu:

Installing the OS on a Micro SD Card
=============================================

If you are using a Micro SD card, you can follow the tutorial below to install the system onto your Micro SD card.


**Required Components**

* A Personal Computer
* A Micro SD card and Reader

**Steps**

#. First, navigate to the |link_batocera_download| page, select **Raspberry Pi 5 B**, and click to download.

   .. image:: img/batocera_download.png
      :width: 90%
      

#. Insert your SD card into your computer or laptop using a Reader.

#. Within the |link_rpi_imager|, click on the **Operating System** tab.

   .. image:: img/os_choose_os.png
      :width: 90%

#. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select **Use Custom**.

   .. image:: img/batocera_os_use_custom.png
      :width: 90%
      

#. Choose the system file you have just downloaded, ``batocera-xxx-xx-xxxxxxxx.img.gz``, and then click **Open**.

   .. image:: img/batocera_os_choose.png
      :width: 90%
      

#. Click **Choose Storage** and select the appropriate storage device for the installation.

   .. image:: img/os_choose_sd.png
      :width: 90%
      

#. Now you can click **NEXT**. If the storage device contains existing data, ensure you back it up to prevent data loss. Proceed by clicking **Yes** if no backup is needed.

   .. image:: img/os_continue.png
      :width: 90%
      

#. When you see the "Write Successful" popup, your image has been completely written and verified. You're now ready to boot a Raspberry Pi from the Micro SD Card!