pluggy wrote: It works in Raspdian

That's right

pluggy wrote: Berryboot is a bit obscure for some of us.

If found in the meantime, that Berryboot is different and disables raspi-config.
There is a config section in Berryboot menu.

Thanx @all, Joe

ednl wrote:Log in and get a command-line prompt or open a terminal window. Type

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sudo raspi-config

and Enter.

Thanx, I logged in from BerryBoot Console with user: root

Tried "sudo raspi-config", but got "command not found", why?

redhawk wrote:raspi-config perhaps??

May be, but I don't know how to access this menu.

Could you please give me some advices? Thanx

Hi all,

during first installation of Berry Boot I got a text oriented config menu for internationalisation, keyboard, etc.

How can I start this menu again? I could not find anything in the BerryBoot menu.

Thanx, Joe

Is there any documentation of the advanced configuration of BerryBoot?

Details for config.txt and cmdline.txt?

Max wrote: Hold down your mouse button over the "Add OS" button, in the main window.
There is a screenshot somewhere on the first page of the thread.

That's it ! Great and thx

Unfortunately BerryBoot will not give me the choice to install the images from an USB stick instead of downloading.

I copied the images to the FAT32 formatted 8GB stick, but BerryBoot always starts downloading.

How can I change this? Thanks.