Raspberry Pi 4B install 64-bit Linux (without monitor keyboard and mouse)

Start with the Raspberry Pi 4B, positioning me as it is a Docker experimental environment, usually used Java server-side mirror mostly commonly used technique, as well as their own Java applications mirroring so that the host requires a 64-bit operating system, official raspberry Pi operating system while only 32, only to go online to find a third party.

Prerequisites

The installation requires you to prepare in advance the following:

1. Raspberry Pi 4B;
2. It can be used for Raspberry Pi SD card;
3. Reader;
4. Intranet network, and you can see the IP address of each device through the router administration page;
5. A cable;
6. Win10 is a computer, equipped with SDFormatter V4.0 , the Win32 Disk Imager ;

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1. Can be found on GitHub fit raspberry pie 4B of the 64-bit operating system image, the address is: https://github.com/openfans-community-offical/Debian-Pi-Aarch64
2. Above address offers a variety of images, as shown below, click on the red box next button to enter the resource page:
   
3. Here I intend to use the base Aarch64 (ARM64) system image (no WebUI enhanced version of the desktop) , open the directory Baidu disk, as shown below, I chose the RC4 red box, because the latest:
   
4. After entering the RC4 directory as shown below, depending on the size of the name of speculation, the red box that I need version (server version, with WEBUI) Download the file to a local, it will be used later:
   
5. I have uploaded these documents to CSDN, you can download here: https://download.csdn.net/download/boling_cavalry/11693338

6. In CSDN CSDN download requires five points, this is not what I want, but really do not know where to set up free download, if you know trouble leave a message to tell me, thank you.

   Burn to SD card

7. Ready sd cards and readers, as follows:
   
8. SD card formatting software ready, I use SDFormatter V4.0 , as shown below, choose the SD card drive letter (be careful not to mistake), then perform formatting the card will delete all data :
   
9. Burn the image to the SD card, I use burning software is the Win32 Disk Imager , as shown below, just select the downloaded image files at the click "Write" button to begin burning:
   
10. After burning is complete, insert the card into raspberry pie, turn on the power;

11. Raspberry Pi network cable into the network port;

Enter Raspberry Pi

1. After the power is turned on, wait about 5 minutes to see the IP address of the Raspberry Pi in the router's administration page, I have here is the Asus AC86U router, you can see the IP address of a page in its management Raspberry Pi is 192.168.50.118 , as follows Figure:
   
2. On a computer on the same network, use a browser to access: https://192.168.50.118:9090 , this is the Raspberry Pi management page, there will be safety tips during the red box click below link to:
   
3. Came to the login page, enter your user name PI , password Raspberry , you can log in successfully:
   
4. Raspberry Pi's smooth entry into the management system, as shown below, a lot of content, basic belief system can be seen:
   
5. Click Terminal menu, you can execute console commands, to see if it is 64-bit systems, the following red box:
   
6. I am most concerned about is whether to start ssh service, as shown below, ssh service running, so that you can connect the Raspberry Pi by xshell tools such as remote:
   
7. There is a menu on the left container menu caught my attention, does this version of the Raspberry Pi has built Docker?
   
8. In GitHub documentation confirmed Docker service is built-in, and a detailed description of the Docker's:
   
   At this point, 64-bit Linux operating system installed on the Raspberry Pi 4B successfully completed, I hope this article will give you some of your time to install the system reference.