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anyone got a solution?

haven’t been able to delve deeper into this problem, wondering if anyone did find a solution?

[slipperypickle]

the n64 emu pushes the pi to the limit, if a n64-rom runs badly the only hope is to overclock your pi further or try a different emu/plug-in

only thing that comes to mind.

hope i have helped you ;)

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update: i got my led to work, i had a faulty led. replaced it and that part worked. now for the not shutting down part –>

Now my led works i can see that the control-board never goes out of the (boot) slowly fade in and out part.

it never goes into the next state so there is no possibility to shut down. i’ll delve further into this and post my findings

[slipperypickle]

well, i have the exact same problem, but i did assemble everything so that’s not our problem.

i honestly think it’s a driver problem. let’s wait and see what the others think

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of course i did xD

and if it wasn’t plugged in correctly my screen would’ve gone into sleep mode probably wich it doesn’t so it gets signal

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