You’ve probably checked everything already, but if not, check if it’s just the power supply that’s gone. I’ve had this happen to a couple of Raspberry Pis - the machine itself turned out to be fine.
Tried with a few. It’s the proper 5 amp PSU from Raspberry pi. Works with my older 4, but that’s about to be in use elsewhere.
Just a solid red power light, and nothing I’ve tried so far works. I need to dig out my multi meter to see if the voltages on the GPIO pins are present.
You’ve probably checked everything already, but if not, check if it’s just the power supply that’s gone. I’ve had this happen to a couple of Raspberry Pis - the machine itself turned out to be fine.
Tried with a few. It’s the proper 5 amp PSU from Raspberry pi. Works with my older 4, but that’s about to be in use elsewhere.
Just a solid red power light, and nothing I’ve tried so far works. I need to dig out my multi meter to see if the voltages on the GPIO pins are present.
Ah, bugger. I wish you success with your troubleshooting.