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You taught it perfectly, used this as a refresher. Thanks, I seriously appreciate it.

Very nice tutorial. Well done!

I realize this post is months after the vid was released. I have a new pi 5. Is the red led supposed to stay on where there is power? I'm using the ac plugin with USB c. The USB c connection to the pi is lousy. It doesn't take much to come loose. However when I power up, the red light comes on, then goes off. The green light does flash and then stays on steady. I can ping the IP address of the device as shown in my home wifi router app. I cannot ping the hostname, which is default...I cannot successfully run putty or run the ssh command either. Do I have a faulty pi?

I'm a bit surprised that the Raspberry Pi manufactures made it possible to connect the ribbon incorrectly even though the ribbon connector has the key notch. But anyway, this was good info. For those of you who care, and I know THAT includes ALL of you ;) : notice that the ribbon has a red wire or stripe at one end (sometimes a different color) , THAT is pin #1 of the connector and is important to know...

Thank you, best explained videos!

amazing 🙌

Nice, explanation...

Amazing tutorial ! Thank you so much !

Great video! Thank you

very useful, thanks!

It works perfectly! :D Thank you!

I really like (and I've used) your breadboard-placement suggestions. I view your advice to be "structured wiring optimization." Your wirings do so much to avoid "spaghetti wiring" (that's a coding callback to the goto days.) Thank you.

Lovely

High mr Heidenreich, do you plan to make this tutorial in Python in the near future?

Thank you

What is the purpose of those to lines: signal(SIGTERM, safe_exit).. ?

I’m just looking for a simple tutorial where you talk about connecting jumper wires in the first place. I’m trying to get my 12 year old daughter into coding and programming. We keep buying extra stuff because we don’t have what we need. Yikes !

Thank you for sharing this. How would I write the script to blink LED1 5 times, then LED2 3 times using GPIOZERO?

thanks for the video, got me up and running!

How to connect the raspberry pi to the PC. Ethernet, USB, wireless?

There ought to be a current limiting resistor, in case you accidentally set the pin as an output.

The problem is you are not limiting the current through the pin if it's accidentally set as an output. I explained, more but it just got deleted by YT.

Thanks. What's the process to download wiringPi on a PC then copy it to the Pi's microSD card to install it, instead of having the Pi online?

Thank you!

When I start the program it says: from rpi_lcd import LCD() ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Does anyone know why 😢😢

Another great video. Thank you. I've worked thru (and learned a lot from) your LCD1602, gpiozero, 3-pin button, and HC-SR04 vids -- both on the electronics side, and from your excellent python code.

What if i connected the wrong way into my rasbarry pi by mistake, is it over for me? Is my rasbarry pi dameged or it’s less likely ?

I don't know if you do remember me. But you were my very first Rasp Pi teachers on here, when I first got the Pi 4. I hope you can remember me. If you ever see what I did in three short years. It's because of you and the way you explained things in the way that you did. I soaked it right up. Please see what you had taught me. Thank you, I'm pretty sure you will thank yourself. From just one of your followers. Joe

Fantastic playlist! Keep up the great work-I'm eagerly awaiting the next advanced playlist! Thank you!

I use OctoPi distribution in my RP4b. This is e x a c t l y the tutorial an explanations I've been looking for like a week. Not only from the security standpoint of being able to add a new network with an encrypted passkey, but taking into consideration countermeasures if anything went south. Thanks so much for such a simple yet insightful explanation and step by step guide. Really can't mess it up, and I'm a complete novice when it comes to Debian and Linux in general.

Thank you for your video. When I try to download the lcd package, it keeps retrying but in the end it doesn't download. I have i2c enabled. What should I do if I want to use the rip_lcd library?

WiringPi V3.0.1 has just been released with support foir the RPi 5

thank you sir

This is phenomenal! Great Instructional!🎉🎉🎉

Perfect

Helpful, thanks

your videos is the best explanation for this thank you

sadly wiringPi no longer exists. the site is dead

Would this work on a 20 x 4 display?

Great explained! Thank you so much! Even the SSH issue perfectly and easy explained!

Thanks

I'm having an issue installing smbus which rpi_lcd depends on : "legacy-install-failure"

I keep getting Permission Denied, even though my password is correct.😡I'll try reinstalling the image

As this code is in its own module, any constants (led1, led2) should be declared ahead of a function where they're used (go_blink). This makes understanding scope a little easier for beginners, IMO. My only beef -- thanks for the tutorial!

Thank you so much, just that global you put it there, really really kills ,e/

Thanks. This is the best walk-through of headless setup I've seen. I particularly appreciate the points of caution you raise along the way, without tortuous digressions. 💯

Excellent intoduction =) I just ordered a T-cobbler and i'm very excited to learn Python =)

Best help for the new network settings that I have found anywhere - brilliant

Great video!!! Thanks a lot

Thanks for the heads up. I’m gonna be diving into pi engineering and development. Coming from internet security & programming