I do not know if NOOBS existed when setting up my first Pi, but I didn't use it. I flashed Debian Wheezy directly to my Sandisk 8 gb sd card when setting up my Pi 1 as an HTPC.

Success! The powersupply, although stated to output the adequate 5.1v, must be faulty. I swapped it with the one connected to my old Pi 1 and it loaded no problems. I was even able to connect to the internet. Now I can finally finish setting this one up as a dedicated bittorrent machine.

I'm sorry but I genuinely do not get it. Should I flash an image directly onto the card, load it to Pi 1, then run the update command from the terminal? Why exactly does it supposedly not work on windows but would with a digital camera? Everywhere I've seen online says to use SD formatter in windows...

From what I gather reading that If I have a build that runs on the Pi 1 I can run the code in that post in the terminal to update it to a build that will boot on the Pi 2?

Hi, I was able to get the card to work by reformatting it with sd formatter in windows 7, extracting NOOBS into it, then going through the instillation process in my old Pi 1. Everything worked perfectly running on my Pi 1. However, when I placed it into my Pi 2 it causes the same problem. It displa...

Hello, at first I was thinking it was problems with my Pi board itself. However now I am almost 100% sure it is the sd card. I placed the card into my working Pi 1 only to have it cycle through the color splash page and recovery option, ignoring my shift input. While I feel more revealed that its no...

Thank you for the response. I have tried formatting in Ubuntu too, with the same result.

Hello, Just last month I purchased a new Pi 2.0 from the Raspberry Pi website. I also purchased an 8 gb NOOBS preloaded sd card. Originally it did not work, when I connected it to my TV via HDMI cord it would display no signal available after the initial color display. However, after removing all co...