Single-Board Computers

Raspberry Pi computers operate off of an SD card that needs to be "flashed" with an operating system.  This process writes files to the SD card connected to a Windows, MacOS or Linux machine through a USB connection.

 

Raspberry Pi Imager

This is the official Raspberry Pi solution for flashing image files to the SD card, which is an integral part of the microcomputer ecosystem. This option has the added benefit of allowing you to preconfigure Raspberry Pi OS and Linux related software, such as configuring Wi-Fi, changing the computer's host name, and enabling SSH for remote access. By default, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are disabled on the POP kiosk.

When selecting an Operating System for your SD card, you can find "Use custom" at the bottom of the list. Here, you can navigate to the POP .img file that you downloaded and extracted above.

For more information, you can refer to official Raspberry Pi how-to resources and videos.