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 # Raspberry Pi Initial Setup
 
-This repository is about the latest procedure for configuring Raspberry Pi boards in 2026. The reported procedure can be used on any Raspberry Pi board.
+This repository is about the latest procedure for configuring Raspberry Pi boards in 2026. The reported procedure can be used with any Raspberry Pi board.
 
-The procedure is about flashing the OS image, make ssh connection, both Wi-Fi and USB (Gadget-Mode), and finally upgrading the OS packages.
+The procedure covers flashing the OS image, establishing an SSH connection via Wi-Fi or USB (Gadget Mode), and finally upgrading the OS packages.
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+# Requirements
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+- A comfortable shell | bash (cmd or PS) terminal emulator
+- Python 3
+- Micro SD card and its adapter
 
 # Flashing the OS image
 
 **Note: This guide is recommended only for the latest OS image or newer; the Trixi image is used in this guide.**
 
-First you need to download the file `create_local_json.py`; it is recommended to download the file as a repository to organize your data. Then, open a terminal and change the path to the repository or file location:
+First, you need to download the file `create_local_json.py`. It is recommended to download it to a local repository or an empty folder to organize your data. 
+
+Then, open a terminal and change the path to the repository or file location:
 
 ```sh
 cd /path/to/the/file
 ```
 
-now, the file should be visible using listing commands -like `ls` command-.
+Now, the file should be visible when listing with commands like `ls`.
 
-The file must be have executable permission, therefore run:
+The file must have executable permission; therefore, run:
 
 ```sh
 chmod +x ./create_local_json.py
@@ -36,33 +44,23 @@ Wrote 184 images to os_list_local.rpi-imager-manifest
 
 Now, you have a new RPi-imager file that will allow us to set up the gadget mode.
 
-**Note: you must double-click to open `Raspberry Pi Imager` App or right-click open with `Raspberry Pi Imager`; the recommended version is `v2.0.7` or newer.**
+**Note: you must double-click the `os_list_local.rpi-imager-manifest` file to open the `Raspberry Pi Imager` app, or right-click and open it with `Raspberry Pi Imager`; the recommended version is `v2.0.7` or newer.**
 
 
 ![Open the file with the Raspberry Pi Imager](imager.jpg)
 
-Now, you can select your device, the OS type -desktop or  lite-, and make the image customization —user, Wi-Fi, remote access (ssh), Pi Connect, and gadget mode—; **particularly, if you want to use Gadget mode, you must turn on remote access and gadget mode.**
+Now, you can select your board, the OS type -desktop or lite-, and customize the image —user, Wi-Fi, remote access (SSH), Pi Connect, and gadget mode—; **particularly, if you want to use Gadget mode, you must turn on remote access and gadget mode.**
 
 ![Select your device](device.jpg)
 
-![Select your device](gadget.jpg)
+![During customisation enabel the USB Gadget Mode](gadget.jpg)
 
-Finally, you must write the image on the micro-SD and get a customization like this:
+Finally, you must write the image to the microSD card and get an image customazed like this:
 
 ![Image customization](custom.jpg)
 
-After RPi-Imager has finished, insert the micro-SD card into your device and connect it with a USB to micro-USB cable using the USB port; the other port must be used for only supply mode:
+After RPi-Imager has finished, insert the microSD card into your device and connect it with a USB-to-micro-USB cable using the port labeled as USB; the other port must be used for supply mode only; see the picture.
 
 ![USB port for gadget mode](usb.jpg)
 
 
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