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I have a small SPI connected display that I have working using the Linux fbtft driver. I've been struggling to get Scenic to work, and finally managed to get it working by using the cairo-fb driver from main. Unfortunately the driver has the framebuffer device hardcoded to /dev/fb0 and my display is registered as /dev/fb1. I worked around it by symlinking /dev/fb0 to /dev/fb1 and have been rewarded with my scene displaying. Pretty exciting.
Is there any way we can make this a configurable option?
Thanks!
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Looks like we pass in args here and then add them to the global options here.
That options struct is defined here and then we set the framebuffer name here.
I bet we could just pass this in as another command-line argument, set it on that global struct, load from the global opts struct instead of a c-file constant, and then bob's your uncle.
Hi there.
I have a small SPI connected display that I have working using the Linux
fbtft
driver. I've been struggling to get Scenic to work, and finally managed to get it working by using thecairo-fb
driver frommain
. Unfortunately the driver has the framebuffer device hardcoded to/dev/fb0
and my display is registered as/dev/fb1
. I worked around it by symlinking/dev/fb0
to/dev/fb1
and have been rewarded with my scene displaying. Pretty exciting.Is there any way we can make this a configurable option?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: