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RaspberryPi Dual-Header Debug Shield

A dirt-simple RPi routing board for AVR-ISP/JTAG/I2C/SPI debug/development purpose

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Mainly designed to find a reason not to accumulate dust on an old RaspberryPi type A. Compatible with 26 and 40 pin version. With this dirt-simple board a RPi can be used as a very simple debug/programmer board for AVR and I2C/SPI EEPROMs still limited on 3.3V signals.

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