Get the most out of Raspberry Pi OS by keeping your Raspberry Pi up-to-date.

Note: following this tutorial will not update Raspberry Pi OS from one major release to another. If you wish to move from an older release, such as Buster or Stretch, to our latest release, Bullseye, you need to install a fresh image to your Raspberry Pi.

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READ OUR BOOKS & MAGAZINES
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Wireframe magazine: http://rptl.io/wireframe
Custom PC: http://rptl.io/custompc
Raspberry Pi Press online store: http://rptl.io/raspberrypipress

GET HELP WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI
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Getting started with your Raspberry Pi: http://rptl.io/gettingstarted
Raspberry Pi Help Guides: http://rptl.io/help
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Technical documentation: http://rptl.io/techdocs

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SUPPORT RASPBERRY PI FOUNDATION
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Free coding projects: http://rptl.io/rpfprojects
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