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Major rewrite of pico_setup.sh #20

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Copyright 2020 (c) 2020 Raspberry Pi (Trading) Ltd.

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# Raspberry Pi Pico Setup

Raspberry Pi Pico Setup provides a script for installing the Pico SDK and toolchain.

## How-To

Download and run `pico_setup.sh`:

```shell
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raspberrypi/pico-setup/master/pico_setup.sh
chmod +x pico_setup.sh
./pico_setup.sh
```

The script uses sudo, so you may need to enter your password.

After the script is complete, reboot to ensure that all changes take effect, such as the UART settings and environment variables.

If you want the testing script and documentation, you can clone the git repo too.

## Support

This script works on most Debian-derived Linux distros and macOS, running on common Raspberry Pi, PC, and Mac hardware. This ***DOESN'T*** mean that all of the pico tools work properly on these platforms. It just means that this script runs and passes its own tests.

Operating systems:

* Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit)
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FYI I did test the "previous" pico_setup.sh on Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) too, so it would be nice if that still worked (I'll do some testing myself later).

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It really should work. I think the only explicit consideration to 32-bit vs 64-bit was part of the old VSCode installation. That's been refactored to rely on APT to get the right build.

I'm leaving this conversation open pending confirmation.

* Debian 10 (Buster)
* Ubuntu 20.04 or later
* macOS 11 (Big Sur)
* Windows Subsystem for Linux

Hardware:

* Any model of Raspberry Pi
* PC (x86_64)
* Mac (both Intel and Apple Silicon)

Visual Studio Code may not run well on Raspberry Pi 1 and Zero because of their smaller RAM capacity, but the rest of the toolkit works fine.
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I'd be surprised if VSCode ran (well?) on anything except the Raspberry Pi 4? I certainly don't have any experience on running it on anything else. Anyone?

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If I get a chance I'll test later today, but IIRC with VSCode being based on Electron, that probably means it only runs on ARMv7 and above which rules out the RPi 1 and Zero (which are ARMv6).

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I certainly don't find GUI fun on any of the Raspberry Pis. My 8 GB Raspberry Pi 4 has a chance but it seems to be more interested in making a tiny sad little ticking sound than booting.


Other OSes and hardware _may_ work, but haven't been tested. Use at your own risk.

## Testing

See [test/README.md](test/README.md).
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