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The touchscreen randomly stops working between reboots #2
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When using RPI, you need to turn the switch to Resi (regardless of whether the screen is capacitive or resistive). |
The display previously worked well for weeks with Cap switch position. The documentation does not mention anywhere that you have to set the switch to Resi position with Raspberry. |
Try using this. download-link-for-pre-installed-tftv2-system-for-raspberry-pi |
Thanks, but I will not use any operating systems from unknown sources. I'm only asking for help on how to get the display working properly with the official RPI OS. |
You can use the latest non-Lite system and reinstall the TFT driver. We just want to confirm whether it is a software or hardware problem. It does not necessarily require you to use the so-called "unknown source" operating system. |
the same problem! the same errors! |
@kluoyun Hello! Any update on this? Or should I open a warranty claim? There's been a problem with the display from day one, and I reported it after purchase. |
System: Rpi CM4 + freshly installed RPI OS Lite (bookworm) + latest FLY-TFT driver
Screen: FLY-TFT V2 Capacitive
The display randomly stops working. Sometimes it displays everything fine and the touch function works properly, sometimes the touch function doesn't work, then sometimes it shows a blank white screen, as if the driver is not installed.
I reinstalled the driver several times, checked and reconnected the FPC cable, but the errors remained the same.
Below are some dmesg records paired with different error symptoms:
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