Whats New, You may ask? So whats new you may ask, well there aint much but i did improve some aspects of theBOX M2 mainly in the hardware side of things. Now theBOX is a fully portable device no need of an wall outlet, and in order to house the new power delivery system i had to redesign the whole mainframe of theBOX. also added some quality of life improvements such better way to mount the nvme hat and other additions such as improved air vents , now then lets dive in deeper into theBOX M-3. (Oh don't mind the different OS on the pictures, I bricked my custom install while tinkering around , and theBOX was refusing to connect to wifi on boot so I wasn't able to reinstall my custom image and ended up installing the official raspberry pi os for a short amount of time) The new and improved Chassis so the new Chassis for theBOX is improved in some ways and just gotten worse in some , as for the improvements...
So this will be my guide to install GNOME on raspberry pi OS #Step:1 Install Raspberry Pi OS lite Install Raspberry Pi OS lite (64bit) Using Raspberry pi Imager on to your boot drive (SD card or nvme ssd), I recommend filling in the customization settings. This will allow you to pre-configure settings like the hostname, enable SSH, set up username and password and configure wifi details make sure that SSH is enabled #Step:2 BOOT Install your SD card or nvme ssd to the pi 5 and connect the power supply to boot into Raspberry pi OS lite #Step:3 Use SSH Since it is the lite version of pi OS it does not have a GUI or a desktop environment to make things easier we'll be using SSH to run commands and install GNOME to pi OS lite if a monitor or other display source is connected then the IP address will be displayed there otherwise use software like Angry IP scanner or other IP scanner software to obtain the IP...