I would suggest adding `sudo apt update` before the `sudo apt-get install avrdude` to avoid errors about the package not being found on a fresh linux install, for those following this guide.
@@LordBorok It seems that some libraries were deprecated and removed in newer versions of the OS, I couldn't find a quick way to flash the bootloader with latest versions so I will just resort to using an arduino for that. Would be nice to know how to do it with rpi with newer software though
Very nice guide! So would i be able to change the raspberry pi for an normal atx mainboard? I have one of them laying around that only need 12V as an input, which would make it easy to run, because i dont have a pi on hand.
I would suggest adding `sudo apt update` before the `sudo apt-get install avrdude` to avoid errors about the package not being found on a fresh linux install, for those following this guide.
This guide is great. It also helps if you want ton install newer marlin firmware. You will need a bootloader for that too.
I get that my GPIO17 port is already exported/busy. I tried change the cable for the pin and also change it to another GPIO but no luck :/
Nvm. I was using a newer version of pi os lite. When i now tried with a legacy version of Pi OS it works :S
@@LordBorok It seems that some libraries were deprecated and removed in newer versions of the OS, I couldn't find a quick way to flash the bootloader with latest versions so I will just resort to using an arduino for that. Would be nice to know how to do it with rpi with newer software though
@@LordBorok which version did you install?
I'm getting the error for GPIO17 being busy... I only have raspberry pi 5. Is there any other workaround to get this to work? Thanks.
I have the same problem
Very nice guide!
So would i be able to change the raspberry pi for an normal atx mainboard? I have one of them laying around that only need 12V as an input, which would make it easy to run, because i dont have a pi on hand.