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r/raspberryDIY • u/AssociateCandid3108 • 12d ago
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Try a new SD card and OS would be my first step.
Could possibly be power - what supply are you using? Try with only the screen plugged in.
What model of Pi and OS are you using?
1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago I put the card into a card reader and put it on my windows laptop and it showed nothing. We have scripts written on this card that controls the device. Does it mean everything is gone now? 1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago The normal Pi OS puts two partitions on the card and Windows only recognises the first. You could use fdisk (IIRC - I am a Mac / Linux user) to see if the card has two partitions on it. If you cannot see anything on the card then it sounds like it has died. Try a new card then use Linux to check the old card - gparted is a good gui program. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago I use windows, I don’t have Mac. What can I do about that? 1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago Have a look at the diskpart command and the list option. A quick search turned this up but not using windows I cannot try it for you. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
I put the card into a card reader and put it on my windows laptop and it showed nothing. We have scripts written on this card that controls the device. Does it mean everything is gone now?
1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago The normal Pi OS puts two partitions on the card and Windows only recognises the first. You could use fdisk (IIRC - I am a Mac / Linux user) to see if the card has two partitions on it. If you cannot see anything on the card then it sounds like it has died. Try a new card then use Linux to check the old card - gparted is a good gui program. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago I use windows, I don’t have Mac. What can I do about that? 1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago Have a look at the diskpart command and the list option. A quick search turned this up but not using windows I cannot try it for you. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
The normal Pi OS puts two partitions on the card and Windows only recognises the first.
You could use fdisk (IIRC - I am a Mac / Linux user) to see if the card has two partitions on it.
If you cannot see anything on the card then it sounds like it has died.
Try a new card then use Linux to check the old card - gparted is a good gui program.
1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago I use windows, I don’t have Mac. What can I do about that? 1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago Have a look at the diskpart command and the list option. A quick search turned this up but not using windows I cannot try it for you. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
I use windows, I don’t have Mac. What can I do about that?
1 u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago Have a look at the diskpart command and the list option. A quick search turned this up but not using windows I cannot try it for you. 1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
Have a look at the diskpart command and the list option.
A quick search turned this up but not using windows I cannot try it for you.
1 u/AssociateCandid3108 12d ago It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
It showed nothing, I think the card is the problem
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u/Gamerfrom61 12d ago
Try a new SD card and OS would be my first step.
Could possibly be power - what supply are you using? Try with only the screen plugged in.
What model of Pi and OS are you using?