Boot Issues:
The Raspberry Pi does not boot due to a corrupt or missing operating system on the SD card.
Using an incompatible or low-quality SD card.
Power Supply Problems:
Insufficient power supply causing the Pi to crash or reboot frequently.
Using a power supply that doesn’t meet the required voltage and amperage specifications.
No Display Output:
Incorrect HDMI configuration or faulty HDMI cable.
Display not supported or wrong resolution settings in config.txt.
Network Connectivity Issues:
Wi-Fi not connecting due to incorrect credentials or unsupported Wi-Fi dongles.
Ethernet not working due to a damaged cable or port.
Overheating:
The Pi gets too hot when running intensive tasks without proper cooling, leading to thermal throttling.
Peripheral Compatibility:
USB devices like keyboards, mice, or Wi-Fi adapters not recognized due to driver incompatibility or insufficient power.
GPIO Errors:
Incorrect wiring causing short circuits or damage to GPIO pins.
Wrong GPIO pin configuration in the code.
File System Corruption:
Sudden power loss corrupting the SD card file system.
Software Errors:
Incorrect or missing dependencies when installing software.
Outdated system software or libraries.
SSH or Remote Access Issues:
SSH not enabled in the settings.
Incorrect IP address or network configuration.
Camera Module Not Working:
Camera interface not enabled in raspi-config.
Using an incompatible camera module or incorrect ribbon cable installation.
Peripheral Port Issues:
USB ports, HDMI, or LAN ports not functioning due to hardware damage or improper usage.
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