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For questions pertaining to the onboard LEDs of the Raspberry Pi (PWR, ACT and ETH)

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The Raspberry Pi 4 of the robotic club has always been powered by phone charger adapters without encountering any serious issues so far, only occasionally receiving low voltage warnings. Today, when I ...
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At night my study lights up like a Christmas tree. I wanted a script to turn the PWR LED off but the commands have changed over time. How can I turn the PWR LED off?
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Raspberry pi 4 4GB booting and everything works fine. But no green light blinking. What is the possible reason?
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It was working fine and i shut it of and all of a sudden its blank the power light is lit which is a good sign but the act(green) light is lit too its not blinking which is not good. Tried every ...
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I haven't used the pi for a few month now , it was stored in good condition. so yesterday i flashed the SD card with rasbian bullseye and booted up the pi. every thing was normal except the wifi , i ...
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the default situation with the two LEDs on my Raspberry Pi 4 is as such: [situation now] Green LED: read and write activity of my SD card Red LED: Power I would like to change the the LEDs to: [...
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I've been playing with the Baking Pi tutorials, getting assembly code to work on the [bare metal] Pi 1 (BCM2835). I'm now interested in adapting the code to work on the Pi 4 BCM2711 but I'm struggling ...
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I used to be able to turn off the green on-board LED with the following commands: echo none | sudo tee /sys/class/leds/led0/trigger echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/class/leds/led0/brightness This no longer ...
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$ cat /sys/class/leds/led1/trigger none rc-feedback kbd-scrolllock kbd-numlock kbd-capslock kbd-kanalock kbd-shiftlock kbd-altgrlock kbd-ctrllock kbd-altlock kbd-shiftllock kbd-shiftrlock kbd-...
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I have a Raspberry Pi A+ that does not boot. When I supply power both the ACT and PWR leds light up and stay on (no blinking). I get no image on the screen whatsoever. I tried: Formatting and ...
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My Pi 3B+ (full config details at link) has started to lock up out of the blue (red and green LEDs on), requiring a reboot. Which system log(s) do I check to see what the problem might be?
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I have a program (c program, run using a shell script) that uses sockets to connect to a server, retrieve data (on an interval) and (based on that data) power an LED matrix. When I run this program ...
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I just happened to check on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B with Raspbian Jessie 4.9.35-v7+ this morning and found it unresponsive. IIRC, there is an LED that is normally on when the Pi is on, so I thought ...
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I know the trigger for on-board leds can be controlled from the command-line (or a script) I have a python program that I want to temporarily take over the system led blink it a little and return ...
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I know very little about Raspberry Pi and Python. I've been able to turn off the LEDs in the terminal using the following command: sudo su - echo none > /sys/class/leds/led0/trigger However, I ...
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