I should mention though before all of this happening. I think I messed up the flashed SD card that came with the raspberrypi and couldn't get it to boot up took me a while but somehow I was able to format and flash the SD card with the pi imager using the bootloader firmware and the noobs os.to fix any problems I might have donne but didn't work either. I just ended up buying a new pre-flashed noobs OS SD card and booted fine, followed the documentation step but step to not make mistakes. Did all the update and upgarde requirements like the documentation states and installed a few packages for the design purposes I was gana use it for created a back up was running fine for a while then performance started slowing down and glitching even with the regular terminal sudo update command. Also don't know if I downloaded to and installed to many softwares or packages but when I tried upgrading the books is to the new bookworm is it was in the process but just went black, probably fried the internal memory of the pi lol. Tried formatting and reflashing all 3 SD cards one with the bootloader firmware, one with the noobs OS and the other with book worm. And none worked now my PC having doing a FAT32 format from so many attempts
Nah kinda what to go bigger with a multi function dev board and PC software give my tower some added capabilities and functionality diagnose and troubleshoot pi using some type of serial peripherals or maybe design my own dev board applications or softwares that I can run in my PC
Nah kind got tired of trying to troubleshooting the raspi. Focusing on my PC Rn think I have a better chance of swooping it up so I can due some real tinkering
My Pi Imager is down at the moment. After the last Ubuntu upgrade Pi Imager screen flashes on an immediately goes off. Multiple reloads of the software doesn't help. 1.9.6 is the version. I did a load of Etcher to image a SD card. balena-etcher_2.1.4 is working on ubuntu.
The Pi Imager issue just started today after an latest update. Hoping someone in Pi world gets on it. The autoconfig file is great to not have to keep remembering stuff.
