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I was connecting the the uartUART connections onto my piPi to try crack a cisco merkaiCisco Merkai.

Unfortunately, the ground connection hit a 5v gpio5 V GPIO (hit gpio 2GPIO2 or 4). My raspberry piRaspberry Pi 2 boots however it does not do anything. The ledsLEDs stay lit red and green solid. The sd

The SD card that was in it at the time is fine as I have gotten it to boot by using my friends pi-3friend's Pi 3.

Is there any thing else I can do to determine the issue or will it better off giving my piPi 2 the send off it deserves and upgrade to a piPi 3?

I just want to see why it wontwon't boot rather than fixing it... just making that clear.

I was connecting the the uart connections onto my pi to try crack a cisco merkai.

Unfortunately, the ground connection hit a 5v gpio (hit gpio 2 or 4). My raspberry pi 2 boots however it does not do anything. The leds stay lit red and green solid. The sd card that was in it at the time is fine as I have gotten it to boot by using my friends pi-3.

Is there any thing else I can do to determine the issue or will it better off giving my pi 2 the send off it deserves and upgrade to a pi 3?

I just want to see why it wont boot rather than fixing it... just making that clear.

I was connecting the UART connections onto my Pi to try crack a Cisco Merkai.

Unfortunately, the ground connection hit a 5 V GPIO (hit GPIO2 or 4). My Raspberry Pi 2 boots however it does not do anything. The LEDs stay lit red and green solid.

The SD card that was in it at the time is fine as I have gotten it to boot by using my friend's Pi 3.

Is there any thing else I can do to determine the issue or will it better off giving my Pi 2 the send off it deserves and upgrade to a Pi 3?

I just want to see why it won't boot rather than fixing it... just making that clear.

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Is it dead? - Raspberry Pi 2 B

I was connecting the the uart connections onto my pi to try crack a cisco merkai.

Unfortunately, the ground connection hit a 5v gpio (hit gpio 2 or 4). My raspberry pi 2 boots however it does not do anything. The leds stay lit red and green solid. The sd card that was in it at the time is fine as I have gotten it to boot by using my friends pi-3.

Is there any thing else I can do to determine the issue or will it better off giving my pi 2 the send off it deserves and upgrade to a pi 3?

I just want to see why it wont boot rather than fixing it... just making that clear.