reaper773 @IKS Okay and GPIO? Test it last weekend but i got only a white screen. I taked a look into the config.txt but all things i changed worked on my 7 inch HDMI Display but won't change everything on the 3.5 inch GPIO one :smile:
BasicItStuff I now own a 3.5 inch screen that has an HDMI input and touch over gpio. HDMI work, touch is not working at the moment unfortunately.
reaper773 @BasicItStuff said: I now own a 3.5 inch screen that has an HDMI input and touch over gpio. HDMI work, touch is not working at the moment unfortunately. @BasicItStuff Hmmm, won't use HDMI becouse the harness needs to be small it can :wink:
SanderK @AleP_CP said: @IKS said: If there is a GPIO driver for the touch (like a kernel module or similar), you could just load it. Not sure if there is another way of doing it. There is some drivers for this diplay and you can try to install it: sudo rm -rf LCD-show git clone https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show.git chmod -R 755 LCD-show cd LCD-show/ sudo ./LCD35-show Has anyone had any success with these screens? I have an Adafruit PiTFT 3.5" touchscreen which connects via GPIO. When I boot the Pi the screens turns on, but stays fully white. The LCD-show solution is obviously written for Raspbian and doesn't work on Emteria. To circumvent this I tried performing the individual steps in the LCD35-show script on a mounted SD-card. Unfortunately the screen still stays white after booting Emteria.
IKS Did you try kms or fkms mode? For kms mode, you would probably also need to change /system/build.prop for the correct resolution. Using fkms may be easier to start with.
BasicItStuff @IKS is it possible to auto detect if there is a gpio screen and automatically setup the correct settings like with most HDMI screens?
