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gdub wrote:
thaGH05T wrote: hmm, it looks as though this is correct, but that twisted wire to the 3.3v line is a mess. I am guessing you still have an issue with voltage drop. I would redo that and test voltage to all pins connected to 3v3. Also it would be a good idea to use a 2 amp power supply for the Pi.
It is a mess. I have already ordered new test wires as the ones that came with the Pi were m/f. I am running 2A power supply to Pi. I DID fix the "twisted wire" issue by making a more solid connection for the Hold and WP to the 3.3v line, but still had the same issue. I'm wondering if hooking all 3 of those to that line is drawing too much, which in turn is causing the voltage drop. Should the WP wire be hooked up or no? The tutorial said usually not needed. I have tested with WP as well as Hold unhooked. Chip is not found with Hold unhooked, but seems OK with WP unhooked.
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