Thanks, @roidy, particularly for the details on the mechanics.
Yes, SSD1309 support is only SPI. But I2C could probably be added.
I could help out with that. Since the Odroid C2 doesn’t have hardware SPI, I ordered an I2C SSD1309 display. Once that arrives, with some help from you obviously, I can try out the associated changes.
If the pattern of changes (same controller, different interface) is obvious, I can also try to discern what the changes are myself.
Thanks for the update.
I have a 2.42 "i2c oled-display, how do I remove the bezel around the indicators showing the audio and video information.
When viewed from a distance, the images blend into each other and cannot be understood.
This is the case for my old eyes
Actually, I was a bit tampering with your software, but I was interested in the wrong py file.
“service.py”
I wanted to make a few other changes, but I couldn’t find anything I was looking for.
Anyway, now I’ll spend some time with the correct file.
Thanks again.
Thanks again, the information is now better understood.
It would not be bad to enlarge the articles a little more, how can I do it, can I get a clue. I want a lot, sorry.
As long as we are in the modifications, I’ll jump in !
Would there be a possibility to remove the 3 dots constituting the slash of the number 0 in the Dot Matrix font without having to completely rewrite the font ?
Ok, I have the exact same display but didn’t test it with Matrix, I only tested the smaller I2C displays.
It could be that Matrix doesn’t have SPI enabled by default. Could you try enabling it with:-
mount -o remount,rw /flash
fdtput -t s /flash/dtb.img /soc/cbus@ffd00000/spi@13000/spidev@0 status "okay"
fdtput -t s /flash/dtb.img /soc/cbus@ffd00000/spi@13000 status "okay"
reboot
If that does not work then I will test with my SPI display over the weekend and see if I can find the problem.