07-11-2017, 10:46 AM
(07-11-2017, 10:29 AM)Flavor Wrote: That is rather odd. Do you have another SD card or image that you could try? You could just try stock RetroPie image with just the Pi itself.
Or do you have another Raspberry Pi that you could try the card in?
There's also a possibility that it could be the micro USB cable or however you are powering it.
Also, I would recommend taking a wire cutter and cutting off the backside of the white battery plugs that stick out towards the LCD. You don't want them to contact the back of the LCD.
I have another Raspberry Pi on the way, will be here tomorrow so I will try with that one and see what the results are. I'm afraid I might have burnt the first Pi up with my soldering as it was my first time, but I'm not sure how likely that is.