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adafruit / rpi-fb-matrix

Raspberry Pi framebuffer copy tool for RGB LED matrices. Show what's on a Pi HDMI output on a big RGB LED matrix chain!
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Not working on Pi 3 #7

Open allstar87 opened 6 years ago

allstar87 commented 6 years ago

Following Adafruit's tutorial here: https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-led-matrix-display/software?view=all#software

Genuine Raspberry Pi 3, Adafruit matrix HAT. Panels are the 64x32 5mm pitch spacing from Adafruit's shop.

Distro is Raspbian Squeeze, downloaded today Sept-15th. Fresh install, followed the instructions for both libraries.

Panels and HAT verified working correctly using the rpi-rgb-led-matrix library. Ran the tutorial, got to the display-test line, nothing.

stephanleith commented 6 years ago

Same problem for me!!!

ladyada commented 6 years ago

we just updated the instructions recently, please try with the new instructions - we aren't using this repo anymore - dont forget to remove any old code remaining

stephanleith commented 6 years ago

it not working ... can you give me the link please, and witch config I use for 64x32 thank you

ladyada commented 6 years ago

https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-rgb-matrix-plus-real-time-clock-hat-for-raspberry-pi/driving-matrices

antgiant commented 5 years ago

The new instructions don’t appear to include the screen mirroring from this repo. Is there a new version of the screen mirroring that works with the default stretch graphics driver?

dirk-graetz commented 3 years ago

Following Adafruit's tutorial here: https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-led-matrix-display/software?view=all#software

Genuine Raspberry Pi 3, Adafruit matrix HAT. Panels are the 64x32 5mm pitch spacing from Adafruit's shop.

Distro is Raspbian Squeeze, downloaded today Sept-15th. Fresh install, followed the instructions for both libraries.

Panels and HAT verified working correctly using the rpi-rgb-led-matrix library. Ran the tutorial, got to the display-test line, nothing.

Have you ever solved this problem??