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Mushrooms' Paradise #8. Additional tools for RPI troubleshooting.

ilvyanyatka
ilvyanyatka
30 Dec 2020

The whole Mushrooms' Paradise blog

 

    • The Wiring Pi package
    • GPIO Utility
    • Allow connection to PI desktop GUI without monitor

 

The Wiring Pi package

 

The Wiring PI package contains the GPIO utility which I can use from  the Terminal to debug wiring issues.

The Wiring Pi package was not installed with my PI by default, so I needed to install it manually. Instructions to do so can be found here: wiringPi updated to 2.52 for the Raspberry Pi 4B. Basically the commands to be run from Terminal are:

cd /tmp
wget https://project-downloads.drogon.net/wiringpi-latest.deb
sudo dpkg -i wiringpi-latest.deb

 

 

 

GPIO Utility

 

Documentation for  the GPIO utility is here: The GPIO utility. All I really need are the commands.

 

3gpio readall

To see the state of GPIOs

 

gpio -g mode <pin> out

To set up the pins as output

 

gpio -g write <pin> 0/1

To change the pin’s signal

 

 

Allow connection to PI desktop GUI without monitor

 

By default you cannot connect to Raspberry Pi desktop GUI if monitor is not connected. To allow the without monitor one need to:

Run

 

 

sudo raspi-config

 

 

And change the following options in the config window:

System Options -> Boot Auto-Login -> select "Desktop Auto Login"

Display Option -> Resolution -> (set whatever resolution other than default)

Interface Options -> VNC -> Yes

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