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You can skip this section unless you have reason to believe your Pi Zero isn't alive.
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THE ZERO DOES NOT HAVE A POWER LED
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The Pi Zero doesn't have much in the way of blinky LEDs to give you a warm fuzzy that it's doing anything or even alive. And if the GPU doesn't find a valid OS image, it doesn't even turn on the green ACT LED and looks totally dead. Typically this just means something is up with the SD card. Bad card. Bad image. Out of date image. Whatever. '''It does not mean the Pi Zero is dead.'''
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<a href="#heres-how-to-run-a-sanity-check-to-verify-if-the-pi-zero-is-ok" class="anchor-link"><span class="fa fa-link"></span></a><span id="heres-how-to-run-a-sanity-check-to-verify-if-the-pi-zero-is-ok" class="anchor-link-target"></span>'''Here's how to run a sanity check to verify if the Pi Zero is OK.'''
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(taken from <a href="https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151">here</a> and also provided <a href="../../../../introducing-the-raspberry-pi-zero/is-my-pi-zero-dead">here</a>)
* Take your Zero, <span class="">with nothing in any slot or socket</span> (yes, '''no SD-card is needed''' or wanted to do this test!).
* Take a normal micro-USB to USB-A '''DATA SYNC '''cable (not a charge-only cable! make sure its a true data sync cable!)
* Connect the USB cable to your PC, plugging the micro-USB into the Pi's USB, ('''''not the PWR_IN''''').
* If the Zero is alive, your Windows PC will go ding for the presence of new hardware & you should see "BCM2708 Boot" in Device Manager.
* Or on linux, run '''sudo lsusb''' or run '''dmesg''' and look for a <code>ID 0a5c:2763 Broadcom Corp </code>message. If you see that, so far so good, you know the Zero's not dead.
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Below is a Pi Zero connected to a Linux computer via a USB cable and the resulting dmesg output. '''Note: there is no SD card installed, USB cable is in USB port, and there are no lights.'''
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Here's what our Windows machine showed:
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Looks dead, but it's not.
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