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I think I broke my pi :-( - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Third Party (interfacing to Comfort) (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-5.html) +--- Forum: alphaWerk UHAI RPi (Community Edition) (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-136.html) +--- Thread: I think I broke my pi :-( (/thread-4847.html) Pages:
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- wexfordman - 01-26-2018 Got a pi case and out it in, think I might have passed a little hard, don\'t see any damage but on powering up, only the power light comes in, no network lights in the Ethernet. Not sure how to troubleshoot this, any hints ? - Swiss-Toni - 01-26-2018 make sure its not your card corrupted first - mattbrain - 01-26-2018 I agree with Swiss-Toni - even with my brutish hands, I haven\'t managed to break a Pi through mishandling. If you have a spare SD Card, try a fresh install and see if that works... Thanks, Matt - wexfordman - 01-26-2018 Dint have a spare card, should I not see some activity lights on the Ethernet interface anyway ? - wexfordman - 01-26-2018 Acutally, found a 64mb sd card, and put the disc image on to it, no difference, unit powers up, but not getting any connection to the network, Ethernet interface not lighting up at all, and tried a known working cable! looks like its buggered Id say! Checked the old sd card though, and in my windows machine, it beeps when I insert it, so detects the card, but cant see it as a connected drive/folder What is the recommended power down/card removal sequence for the rpi runnin alphawerk ? - Swiss-Toni - 01-27-2018 The card sounds like it is Fked and it also sounds like the familiar problem of power source to the R-PI - Swiss-Toni - 01-27-2018 What R-PI model do you have What is the pwr rating on the PSU for the R-PI By what you are saying it is the PSU that has either lost integrity or is not suffiecient to pwr PSU Even though you may have been using it over time if it is underated it will cause it to fail.... - wexfordman - 01-27-2018 [user=4337]Swiss-Toni[/user] wrote: Quote:What R-PI model do you have I thought of power supply, so I swapped with a verified good 2a one and no change. I think I might have something though, the sd card I had was a64gb, which I beleive when you format it, does a format called exfat, which the pi will not boot from. So I need to figure out how to format it as fat, which is actually a bit tricky apparrantly. Now, the 4gb card I have, I suspect as suggested it is in fact corrupted, as when I insert it into my windows machine, it recognises the fact that a device is present, but there is no drive and no folder structure poppIng up with it. - wexfordman - 01-27-2018 Sorry, updated previous post, somehow what I typed didnt get posted - Swiss-Toni - 01-27-2018 You have to format it with SDA formater and load command files with etcher laidout as Mattbrain says or it will not work, a 64gb will not format as fat a standard fat32 you can get round this with some softwar but I am not sure how it works with R-PI |