I bought a 5 V 2.1 A from somewhere and it works great for my Pi, similar to the one from. So a standard 5 volt 1 amp charger might be good enough until you decide what you are doing with it or just while you are learning and goofing with the OS and such. This amount of power, might be too much for your computing needs for the Pi. However, you can get one from for just about $8, which is what a regular phone charger would cost elsewhere, see 5V 2.4A Switching Power Supply w/ 20AWG 6' MicroUSB Cable. We are the US Distributor for the awesome Arpicade products We offer many different varieties that are up to a plug n play solution for your arcade game. You dont mention what model Pi you are using and what if.
You should switch to a better supply/cable as undervolting can lead to SD card corruption and other difficult-to-trace issues.
This may be due to the power supply you are using or the cable (if separate). Some of those "fast chargers" can go for up to $30, and will be a 5 volt 2 amp charger. The lightning bolt means that the Pi is not receiving the required voltage. These are big generalities and are constantly changing and do vary depending on how cheap you got it and where from and for what purpose. use winscp to copy the layout folders to the Pi at /home/pi/.attract/layouts. in winscp, go to options>preferences>panels and check the box for show hidden files. Most Android/Smartphone/USB chargers though run on a 5 volt 1 amp charger, and some of the "fast chargers" are only 5 volt and less than 2 amp. 5- continue with download of the attractmode layouts from Frizz's website, 6-using winscp to copy the files from PC to the Pi. However, the Raspberry Pi should have a 5 volt 2 amp USB power cable to sufficently power the the device (and not get the bolt). Most of us have one or two laying around from getting them for our phones and we could easily use what we have to charge our phones to power the RPi. The lightning bolt means that you don't have enough power going to the Raspberry Pi.Īlmost any standard micro USB cable will be able to power the Pi.
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