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Hi experts, OK built my unit,,,,
I have loaded the SD card with the image , booted and get presented with this image of lots of colours but it goes no further , any advice please
Looks like your RaspberryPi doesn't have enough power. Try using a power adapter with 5 volts at 2.5 amps. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/power/README.md
Hi Haig, I currently am running the power /psu through the nsync board only, do I need a secondary power adapter for the raspberry as well Thanks
Looks like your RaspberryPi doesn't have enough power. Try using a power adapter with 5 volts at 2.5 amps. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/power/README.md
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Hi ...I still have the same image even when suitable power supply on the raspbery pi and the nysnc board.
So I just need to reinstall the image onto the Pi? I am downloading the 64Gb version on a 128GB card , hopefully that should sort it. By the way When I install the image should it completely wipe the Pi O/S.. Is there any tutorials out there?
Hi all, I am running a power supply to both the raspberry pi and the synth board, I have installed onto the sd card the larger 64Gb image. I am still getting the rainbow image (with lightning strike) Is the fact that Ive formatted completly the sd card the issue here ? Do I need o/s on the card or a bootable partition? Thanks
Hi - I'd try loading the 16G image and see if that boots fine. I am having kernel panic errors with the 64G image, however, the 16G image runs just fine. I am using a RPI 3 Model B V1.2
@unrealone1 do you have a rpi 3 b or a 3 b+? The b+ didn’t work for me (same issue) but the b did.
The exact wording on the PI's PCB is as follows "Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2" ... so "B", not "B+". I have given up on the 64G image and stick to the 16G. It's now time to process my own sounds :-)
Hi Erik, thanks for coming back to me. I am just about to buy the correct version PI and Ill update you once I have it...Thanks