11-16-2018, 06:48 AM
(11-15-2018, 02:15 PM)stevo619 Wrote: I did see your post after I re-soldered everything again. Did a much better job this time anyway lol.
The config file was my issue. Everything is working great now. I will be messing with the software for the fan next, and then on to more case modding to fit my psp1000 sticks in. Then I will drop in that other code to turn them on.
This has been a bit more involved than I thought, but is totally going to be worth it. I will probably wind up doing another shell at some point, as the first one is a bit of a learning experience.
Can't thank you enough for pointers and expertise here.
You are awesome!!!
That's great news, stevo619. I'm glad to hear that it's working now!
Please feel free to ask about the fan when you get to it. I know that it's not well documented, so I need to know what the sticking points are with that setup. You can install it "always-on" or "Pi-controlled." The Pi-controlled method requires that rpi-fan control (or some other software) that I mentioned earlier.
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