Type in the terminal
sudo raspi-configThe following interface is displayed, and the upper left is the model and version information of Raspberry Pi. :
Introduction to setting interface operation
In this configuration tool, you can use the keyboard ↑ ↓ ← → to select, press tab to switch between items, press enter to confirm, and press esc to return. In many cases in the second and third level menus, it is also possible to select directly by keyboard input. Some items need to be restarted after modification to take effect. When you exit the tool after making changes, you will be asked whether to restart. Press the corresponding letter in the secondary menu to go down, and press Ctrl at the same time to move in the opposite direction.
Settings options tree
│ 1 System Options Configure system settings
│ S1 Wireless LAN Enter SSID and passphrase
│ S2 Audio Select audio out through HDMI or 3.5mm jack
│ S3 Password Change password for the 'lee' user
│ S4 Hostname Set name for this computer on a network
│ S5 Boot / Auto Login Select boot into desktop or to command line
│ S6 Network at Boot Select wait for network connection on boot
│ S7 Splash Screen Choose graphical splash screen or text boot
│ S8 Power LED Set behaviour of power LED
│ 2 Display Options Configure display settings
│ D2 Underscan Remove black border around screen
│ D4 Screen Blanking Enable/disable screen blanking
│ D5 VNC Resolution Set resolution for headless use
│ D6 Composite Set options for composite output
│ 3 Interface Options Configure connections to peripherals
│ I1 Legacy Camera Enable/disable legacy camera support
│ I2 SSH Enable/disable remote command line access using SSH
│ I3 VNC Enable/disable graphical remote access using RealVNC
│ I4 SPI Enable/disable automatic loading of SPI kernel module
│ I5 I2C Enable/disable automatic loading of I2C kernel module
│ I6 Serial Port Enable/disable shell messages on the serial connection
│ I7 1-Wire Enable/disable one-wire interface
│ I8 Remote GPIO Enable/disable remote access to GPIO pins
│ 4 Performance Options Configure performance settings
│ P1 Overclock Configure CPU overclocking
│ P2 GPU Memory Change the amount of memory made available to the G
│ P3 Overlay File System Enable/disable read-only file system
│ P4 Fan Set behaviour of GPIO fan
│ 5 Localisation Options Configure language and regional settings
│ L1 Locale Configure language and regional settings
│ L2 Timezone Configure time zone
│ L3 Keyboard Set keyboard layout to match your keyboard
│ L4 WLAN Country Set legal wireless channels for your country
│ 6 Advanced Options Configure advanced settings
│ A1 Expand Filesystem Ensures that all of the SD card is available
│ A3 Compositor Enable/disable xcompmgr composition manager
│ A4 Network Interface Names Enable/disable predictable network i/f names
│ A5 Network Proxy Settings Configure network proxy settings
│ A6 Boot Order Choose network or USB device boot
│ A7 Bootloader Version Select latest or default boot ROM software
│ A9 Wayland Enable experimental Wayland backend
│ AA Network Config Set network configuration tool
│ 8 Update Update this tool to the latest version
│ 9 About raspi-config Information about this configuration tool
│ This tool provides a straightforward way of doing initial
│ configuration of the Raspberry Pi. Although it can be run
│ at any time, some of the options may have difficulties if
│ you have heavily customised your installation.
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│ Version: 20230214