Installing Fedora Remix on an SD Card
After following this tutorial your SD card will have the Fedora operating system installed with modifications such as librares that will allow you to access the VideoCore GPU of the Raspberry Pi.
Once you have downloaded and extracted the zip file, right click on “fedora-arm-installer.exe” and select “Run as Administrator”.
A Windows UAC pop-up will now appear asking if you would like to allow the program to make changes to your computer, please click “Yes” to continue.
Once the program has opened, click the refresh button in the source section to check for the latest version of Fedora.
The latest version of Fedora will now appear in the drop down menu.
Now select a device from the destination drop down menu, this is where Fedora will be installed.
If your device does not appear in the list, click the refresh button.
Once you have selected your SD card, click “Install”.
The program will now start to download the latest version of Fedora for the Raspberry Pi.
The program will now need to format the device, you will need to confirm this to continue.
Once the download has finished, Fedora will be installed onto the SD card.
Atfer a few mintues the installation process will be completed, you now have an SD card ready to be used with the Raspberry Pi!
7 Comments
Ian McPhedran
May 16, 2012I downloaded the file as step 1 above but didn’t get the first or second screens. I double clicked the exe file in my documents/downloads and got a version of screen 3 without the title top left. I can’t progress any further.
Any ideas?
Ian
Toby
June 14, 2012Did you extract the zip before running “fedora-arm-installer.exe” as an Administrator?
Mario
May 21, 2012it does not work on my windows 7 system trying to use a 32gyg sd card why is it not happening?
mario2000@talktalk.net
Toby
June 14, 2012Do you receive an error message? What is the brand/model of the SD card?
PhilT
June 7, 2012Does this work on Windows Vista / 7 only ?
or can I use it with XP, or under Wine ?
Graco
June 21, 2012I’m running windows xp and the software won’t show the drive leter for the sd card. I guess it won’t work un XP….
GC
Russell
June 21, 2012I had a similar experience under Windows 7. On checking, the folder I expanded the Zip into was called Raspberry Pi. It objected to the space in the directory name.