Another way to get at config.txt is an MS Windows system. Windows can "see" the boot partition of the SD card and you can edit it from there.Since you have multiple Pis, you have a fairly easy way out of that situation. Take the microSD card out of the Pi that's not booting or not coming online, and put it into a USB SD/microSD card adapter. Use a working Pi to mount the bootfs & rootfs on the problem card, and you can then poke around to see what's going on or make changes to it. By default (with Desktop autologin mode set in raspi-config, which is the default setting for a fresh install), a Raspios 12 Pi should mount the SD card from another Pi as /media/username/bootfs and /media/username/rootfs.Is there anything equivalent for the Pi5? I gather that the file has been moved to /boot/firmware/config.txt. I'm reluctant to change the file in case I do something that stops the Pi from booting, which would mean I would lose the ability to undo the changes in the file...
Statistics: Posted by W. H. Heydt — Mon Sep 02, 2024 4:40 am