Certification: SystemReady ES, SystemReady IR
Certification Errata: SystemReady IR
What is needed:
- Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
- USB-C power supply
- MicroSD card or USB drive if using USB bootloader (at least 16MB)
- If using microSD: A USB card reader
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Download the latest Raspberry Pi 4 UEFI Firmware image from https://github.com/pftf/RPi4/releases.
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Format MicroSD/USB to FAT32.
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Extract the zip file downloaded in step 1) to the newly formatted MicroSD/USB.
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Properly eject the MicroSD/USB to ensure it has finished writing, and insert it into the board.
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The board is now ready to boot SystemReady compatible operating systems from a SD Card or USB. Note: The SD/USB created in this guide must remain, the OS installer must be on a second drive, and the OS then be installed onto a third drive.
The Raspberry Pi is certified for both SystemReady ES (ACPI) and SystemReady IR (Devicetree). You can toggle which is used in the UEFI menu by following these steps:
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Enter the UEFI menu by pressing
Esc
during boot -
In UEFI menu navigate to
Device Manager
>Raspberry Pi Configuration
>Advanced Configuration
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The
System Table Selection
option will allow you to pick how UEFI present the Raspberry Pi hardware to the OS:- ACPI - SystemReady ES
- Devicetree - SystemReady IR