Raspberry Pi - SPI CommunicationYou want to enable SPI and also ensure your Raspberry Pi boots without a monitor connected. Which two steps should you perform?AEdit /boot/config.txt to enable SPI and enable SSH for headless accessBEnable SPI via raspi-config and disable SSHCEnable SPI via raspi-config and set 'boot_delay=1' in /boot/config.txtDEnable SPI via raspi-config and remove all USB devicesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Enable SPI correctlyUse /boot/config.txt or raspi-config to enable SPI.Step 2: Prepare for headless bootEnable SSH to access the Pi without a monitor.Final Answer:Edit /boot/config.txt to enable SPI and enable SSH for headless access -> Option AQuick Check:SPI + headless boot = config.txt + SSH enabled [OK]Quick Trick: Enable SPI and SSH for headless Raspberry Pi use [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESDisabling SSH when headless access is neededRemoving USB devices unnecessarilyUsing boot_delay which is unrelated
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