Documentation to create an RPi image from scratch #59
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The Zero 2 supports the 32-bit system. This also supports the camera. The documentation has been adjusted again accordingly.
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By default, the Raspberry Pi Zero is used and recommended for the lighting ATM. However, the Zero 2 version is also being requested more and more frequently. In order to offer at least one possibility for this, I wrote a guide that creates an image from scratch with the current RPi version "Bullseye".