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I'm doing my first steps with Raspberry Pi (3B+), and I'm not sure about my SD card. I already have a 8 GB, but my question is :
Is a 8GB SD card enough to install Raspbian and few packages such as disk utility tools, scripting tools and is there a big difference if I don't install any X server ?
Thank you all.
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I'm doing my first steps with Raspberry Pi (3B+), and I'm not sure about my SD card. I already have a 8 GB, but my question is :
Is a 8GB SD card enough to install Raspbian and few packages such as disk utility tools, scripting tools and is there a big difference if I don't install any X server ?
Thank you all.
gZen0n
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I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
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I'm doing my first steps with Raspberry Pi (3B+), and I'm not sure about my SD card. I already have a 8 GB, but my question is :
Is a 8GB SD card enough to install Raspbian and few packages such as disk utility tools, scripting tools and is there a big difference if I don't install any X server ?
Thank you all.
gZen0n
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I'm doing my first steps with Raspberry Pi (3B+), and I'm not sure about my SD card. I already have a 8 GB, but my question is :
Is a 8GB SD card enough to install Raspbian and few packages such as disk utility tools, scripting tools and is there a big difference if I don't install any X server ?
Thank you all.
gZen0n
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I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
– zx485
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I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
– zx485
9 hours ago
I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
– zx485
9 hours ago
I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
– zx485
9 hours ago
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8GB is definitely enough, that should leave about 2-3 GB free space if you use "Raspbian with Desktop" image.
If you use "raspbian lite" image, you will have about 5GB free space left.
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8GB is definitely enough, that should leave about 2-3 GB free space if you use "Raspbian with Desktop" image.
If you use "raspbian lite" image, you will have about 5GB free space left.
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8GB is definitely enough, that should leave about 2-3 GB free space if you use "Raspbian with Desktop" image.
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If you use "raspbian lite" image, you will have about 5GB free space left.
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8GB is definitely enough, that should leave about 2-3 GB free space if you use "Raspbian with Desktop" image.
If you use "raspbian lite" image, you will have about 5GB free space left.
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I guess that 8GB is more than enough. I do not have any experience with a Raspberry-Pi, but even on a Desktop PC 8GB is enough for a Linux-based OS.
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