I am a beginner. I recently bought the Raspberry PI3 board. I do have the embedded background.
The board doesn't have the SD card. Is the SD card must to bring up the Raspberry PI 3 or any internal flash or ROM has the OS?
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I am a beginner. I recently bought the Raspberry PI3 board. I do have the embedded background.
The board doesn't have the SD card. Is the SD card must to bring up the Raspberry PI 3 or any internal flash or ROM has the OS?
The Raspberry Pi requires an SD card to boot since it has no writeable non-volatile memory, meaning you can't embed the OS. If you need to run it without an SD card, I would look into the Beagle Bone
sekumare , the Raspberry Pi 3 requires an SD Card for at least the initial boot. You can use it to enable the USB boot bit, after which you no longer need an SD Card, you can even boot from the wired network. The Raspberry Pi Compute module has an onboard eMMC though it requires a custom designed host board for it to connect to for more functionality.