Hi I am looking for a common pcb with soft tactile switches. The 2 gbz build I have done gave me difficulty with the membranes, seems like I could never get the buttons to work properly. I believe I saw something on here about the soft tactile switches just cannot find it. If someone could point me ...

Well on a pc it works as intended but on the Pi not really. You say you've tested the chip with numerous devices but all separately I assume. Try hooking up the Atmega32u4 and one of the devices you tested like the usb drive and see how well it works. I've been using and testing it on a Pi zero wit...

I’ll try that. One thing I did notice that the pi gets really hot within minutes.

@rodocop or @tinkerboy any other suggestions? I just purchased a multimeter but I’ve never used one before.

check the power connections going into the pi, (the black and red wires on PP1 and PP6). Try removing those and plug it in with a micro USB only, see if that helps. Do you have photos of where those wires go on the powerboost, to confirm they are wired properly there too, if you have the polarity r...

check the power connections going into the pi, (the black and red wires on PP1 and PP6). Try removing those and plug it in with a micro USB only, see if that helps. Do you have photos of where those wires go on the powerboost, to confirm they are wired properly there too, if you have the polarity r...

The pictures seem okay, wiring doesn't look bad. Are you running off a battery or plugged directly in? You've tried a new image I see...Can you recall if you did anything in particular, before it stopped working, or even if you dropped it etc...Hard to say why it isn't working for you. I tried runn...

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Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:35 am

How about you start with a new installation of the OS (RetroPie)?

I tried that and putting it on a new SD card with no luck

Yesterday my pi was working properly then all of a sudden when I turn it on the green like won’t show. I was hoping someone can take a look at the pictures below to provide some assistance? I also realize that on my screen I have 2 red wires and 1 black reason behind it is I ran out of wire colors :...

I am currently using a Helder's 2.2a board, power boost 1000c, safe shutdown (power boost) to pi 0 w. For some reason when I have the power boost connected to charge via micro usb I am able to turn on the Pi but seems to not charge the battery because when I am disconnected from microusb the PI won’...