Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
Hi I was watching a video on the Debug probe and they said it can be used to debug Pi boards. Is it possible to debug a Pi 4 with it? I have a Pi 4 that does not work, and I tried fixes that was said to me on a previous forum post but none of them helped.
Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
Did you follow the suggestions in the boot problem sticky as thagrol suggested?
If so what were the results?
I'm not aware of what debug probe you have, perhaps providing us with a link would help?
If so what were the results?
I'm not aware of what debug probe you have, perhaps providing us with a link would help?
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Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
If your "debug probe" is one of these: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_p ... Probe.html then, yes, via the appropriate GPIO connector cable supplied with the probe. However, if you don't have that probe a "good value" alternative is one of these USB to serial (3.3V) devices: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_p ... nsole_Stub (there are other, alternative, serial devices within that page).
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Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
I did follow the suggestions and there wasn't really any difference, it was a while ago, So I don't really remember what happened.wildfire wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2024 1:37 pmDid you follow the suggestions in the boot problem sticky as thagrol suggested?
If so what were the results?
I'm not aware of what debug probe you have, perhaps providing us with a link would help?
Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
That's the one I have and I ended up finding the answer in the docs eventually. ThanksFTrevorGowen wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2024 3:28 pmIf your "debug probe" is one of these: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_p ... Probe.html then, yes, via the appropriate GPIO connector cable supplied with the probe. However, if you don't have that probe a "good value" alternative is one of these USB to serial (3.3V) devices: https://www.cpmspectrepi.uk/raspberry_p ... nsole_Stub (there are other, alternative, serial devices within that page).
Trev.
Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
wildfire wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2024 1:37 pmDid you follow the suggestions in the boot problem sticky as thagrol suggested?
If so what were the results?
I'm not aware of what debug probe you have, perhaps providing us with a link would help?
I did? When?
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Re: Can I use the RPi Debug Probe on a Pi 4
wildfire wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2024 1:30 pmIn a different thread viewtopic.php?t=374245
Their was no response from the OP in that one.
Ah. Fair enough.
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