Closed tomaso909 closed 7 years ago
First of all I would recommend getting a spare SD card and install a fresh Raspbian on it. Verify that all is well with PaPiRus then maybe use that system as a baseline to understand what you changed on your current one that made the board not work as it should.
On 26 May 2017 21:22, "Tomas Ruiz" notifications@github.com wrote:
I am using the 2.7 screen Papirus on a PI 3. I had it working for a while but after an apt-get upgrade, it stopped working. I also fiddled a bit with the PI settings because I was trying to get a GPS connected with bit-banging on ports 22 and 4 to work, but I believe I have now set everything as it was before. Further, I reinstalled the drivers of this repo but it still does not work.
I do not get any error but the screen does not show anything. For example, running papirus-clock writes panel = EPD 2.7 264 X 176 version=4 COG=2 FILM=231 in the terminal but the screen is empty.
Is there any tests I can perform? Any ideas are welcomed.
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@tomaso909 did you manage to sort this?
Yes. It worked after a fresh install.
I am using the 2.7 screen Papirus on a PI 3. I had it working for a while but after an apt-get upgrade, it stopped working. I also fiddled a bit with the PI settings because I was trying to get a GPS connected with bit-banging on ports 22 and 4 to work, but I believe I have now set everything as it was before. Further, I reinstalled the drivers of this repo but it still does not work.
I do not get any error but the screen does not show anything. For example, running
papirus-clock
writespanel = EPD 2.7 264 X 176 version=4 COG=2 FILM=231
in the terminal but the screen is empty.Is there any tests I can perform? Any ideas are welcomed.