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12 November 2023

Prepare a Raspberry Pi for GPIO access

By Stephen in Development, Raspberry Pi Tag gpio, pi

Assuming you install the Raspberry Pi version of Debian on your Raspberry Pi, it installs a configuration tool called raspi-config. You run it by issuing the following command: - sudo…

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