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< < | Of course you do not need any monitor but it is very convenient to have one built in. Especially if you want to use emulators like the CP/M Plus emulator or the DOS box, or to have terminal emulator for the BASIC3. A USB keyboard can simply plugged in, I use Bluetooth keyboard because the Raspi has Bluetooth on board. | |||||||
> > | Of course you do not need any monitor but it is very convenient to have one built in. Especially if you want to use emulators like the YAZE-AG (Z80, CP/M Plus), the DOS box, or a terminal emulator for the BASIC3. A USB keyboard can simply plugged in, I use Bluetooth keyboard because the Raspi has Bluetooth on board. | |||||||
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< < | I would like to use only one button for turn off and on again the Raspi as described in How to add a power button to your Raspberry Pi![]() ![]() | |||||||
> > | I would like to use only one button for turn off and on again the Raspi as described in How to add a power button to your Raspberry Pi![]() ![]() | |||||||
Add following line to the file /boot/config.txt
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< < | Run | |||||||
If the Raspberry Pi is in HALT mode then you can start it again with switch off (pull the plug) and switch on again or hit the RUN button.
P6 Pinout | ||||||||
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