My multimeter says there is continuity. It beeps whenever there is continuity. Is there anyway to get someone with more experience with this project to look at it, I have no experience with raspberry pi or electronic soldering so I've probably messed up somewhere?

I havent connect the power board yet, so I am powering through the raspberry pi and nothing on the screen and no sound.

I did was was in the gif and nothing was shorted but these pins had continuity. The two 5v pins had continuity with D1.

Should I have 3 pins with continuity with the 3.3v test point? Should all of the unassigned pins be connected to the ground?

No sound comes through the headphones.

Yes, it just shipped on monday. There is no sound coming from the speaker either. I saw that the latest microSD image just had the retropie logo if I'm not mistaken.

I just went through and meticulously rechecked the continuity. The pins that I have marked orange have continuity with GND, the purple pins have continuity with 5v, the red pins have continuity with the 3.3v, and the yellow pins don't have continuity with anything. Do all of the unassigned pins need...

The 5v test pads have continuity with each other and both with the point higher on the pcb, the gnd and 3.3v pads have continuity too. I was unsure what the red and black box in the top right of the wiki picture were for but the rest of the pins have the proper continuity. Could I have damaged the b...

I didn't check the board before I soldered it but when I plug it in a small green light in the lower right turns on

I was following wermy's video guide, I had just attached the pi to the pcb, the headphone jack to the pcb, the speaker to the pcb, and had attached the screen. Then I plugged a micro-usb cable with a 5v block in the pi and nothing happened, the screen didn't flicker, no sound was produced. I flashed...