Noobs has to be set up on first install with the OSes you want.detroitwillfall wrote:I was just curious if I have to set a default os on the sd card when using raspberry pi B+? to elaborate, I want to be able to have smbc/media center for streaming stuff to my tv but also be able to utilize kali Linux at times when im not streaming for school work.
I have been reading that boobs has multiple os on the sd card but do you have to select which one on the sd card before its booted with pi?
so have noobs on sd, install kali first then switch between the 2? sorryfruitoftheloom wrote:Noobs has to be set up on first install with the OSes you want.detroitwillfall wrote:I was just curious if I have to set a default os on the sd card when using raspberry pi B+? to elaborate, I want to be able to have smbc/media center for streaming stuff to my tv but also be able to utilize kali Linux at times when im not streaming for school work.
I have been reading that boobs has multiple os on the sd card but do you have to select which one on the sd card before its booted with pi?
BerryBoot can add/remove OSes.
XBMC can be installed in Raspbian Wheezy
http://www.raspberrypi.org/help/noobs-setupdetroitwillfall wrote:so have noobs on sd, install kali first then switch between the 2? sorryfruitoftheloom wrote:Noobs has to be set up on first install with the OSes you want.detroitwillfall wrote:I was just curious if I have to set a default os on the sd card when using raspberry pi B+? to elaborate, I want to be able to have smbc/media center for streaming stuff to my tv but also be able to utilize kali Linux at times when im not streaming for school work.
I have been reading that boobs has multiple os on the sd card but do you have to select which one on the sd card before its booted with pi?
BerryBoot can add/remove OSes.
XBMC can be installed in Raspbian Wheezy