In Windows, if I wanted these commands to run weekly or monthly as a script, I would save them in a .bat file and use the task scheduler to have them run when I wanted. How can I do that with my Raspberry PI4 to keep its distro and all installed packages up to date? sudo apt update -y && sudo apt fu...

Good to know for making backups!

FYI it worked....

I currently have my PI4 running on a 32GB SD card but I'm only using 4.3GB. I have a spare 16GB micro SD card that I want to use as a test backup. Can I use the built-in SD card copier app to copy my card to the 16GB card since I'm only using 4.3GB of space?

Perfect. It's working now. Set to 1920 x 1080.

Thanks!!!

FYI I already have boot to desktop enabled

I'm running a new Raspberry PI4 that I only had the monitor connected to for the setup and then disconnected it as I figured I could use VNC to login thereafter. The problem is, when I reboot it or shut it down without the screen connected, I get the following error in VNC. How can I fix that? ulSIL...

Wow, that's great to know. I don't think I'll ever go down in size FYI, only up. I didn't know it would resize automatically. That's pretty cool.

I appreciate the info!

I just setup my first Pi 4 kit but not doing anything with it at the moment. I plan on using it as a Unifi controller at some point but have concerns about backing up the SD and what to do about upgrading the SD card in case of failure or just wanting to increase size. I’ve seen I can use Win32 Disk...