I only did demos for the output pins in this video, not the input pins. The focus here was to show how to install the libraries. I'll be going over input pins in future videos. Also the python3-RPi.GPIO library used in this video isn't compatible the Raspberry Pi 5. I now suggest using an alternative library which is a drop-in replacement called rpi-lgpio. It can be installed with PIP: pip3 install rpi-lgpio If you installed the python3-RPi.GPIO library make sure you uninstall it before using the rpi-lgpio library.
That shouldn't happen. Sounds like there's an issue with your Pi, SD card, PSU, or network. Also you could have just disconnected the power and turned it back on, chances are it would have still worked.
I only did demos for the output pins in this video, not the input pins. The focus here was to show how to install the libraries. I'll be going over input pins in future videos.
Also the python3-RPi.GPIO library used in this video isn't compatible the Raspberry Pi 5. I now suggest using an alternative library which is a drop-in replacement called rpi-lgpio. It can be installed with PIP: pip3 install rpi-lgpio
If you installed the python3-RPi.GPIO library make sure you uninstall it before using the rpi-lgpio library.
I could not exit the full nano screen. very annoying I had to format and lose everything on the SD card.
That shouldn't happen. Sounds like there's an issue with your Pi, SD card, PSU, or network. Also you could have just disconnected the power and turned it back on, chances are it would have still worked.