If you use Noobs to install then you can actually have it set as a dual boot with a nice little GUI for choosing what to boot into , much like you ' d have a dual boot on any other system ! I see that you ' re probably not going to be able to use NOOBS on it ' s own so I ' d say berryboot like ubroo 0 ose said before me <| sep |> Look who runs us . What ' s the use of this veil of improvement if the people at the top are all monsters ? The most powerful among us must be the most virtuous , not the least . <| sep |> My facility is mostly purple . In my case it does have a meaning . Purple digital , usually SDI video and also digital AES audio . Yellow is composite analog video I only have a few of those cables in my facility . And White and Red are analog audio , with white being left channel and red being right channel . Those 3 color codes YWR come from your standard RCA cable . Blue is time timecode or clock . Gray is sync . Yellow network cable touches the internet , green gray network cable means it ' s part of one of my two private networks . But lots of facilities have different color codes . And purple seems to commonly be used with digital video .