Guides
Write ScreenlyOS to a microSD card, update the bootloader, assemble a player from parts, and fix the problems that come up while flashing.
- Build your own player The parts you need to assemble a Raspberry Pi into a ScreenlyOS player, which case and power supply to choose, and how to put it together.
- Flashing problems The card reporting the wrong size, a card that will not format, and a Pi that will not boot after writing ScreenlyOS.
- Update the bootloader Fix a Raspberry Pi 4 stuck on a white screen or a Pi 5 on a blinking cursor by updating the EEPROM bootloader, using the Raspberry Pi Imager or the terminal.
- Write the image Write ScreenlyOS to a microSD card with the Raspberry Pi Imager, or with any flashing tool from a downloaded image, and pair the screen.