12-27-2024, 08:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-27-2024, 09:35 PM by Tim Curtis.
Edit Reason: Fixed Bullseye -> Bookworm
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@mtavares
Did you actually try just the changes suggested by Tim?
The changes to config.txt suggested by @2800GT are legacy settings that to the best of my knowledge are ignored by the Bookworm version of RaspiOS that moOde is currently built on.
Just to be sure I wasn't misreading the RaspiOS documentation, I tried adding display_lcd_rotate=2 to the config.txt file on a Pi3B+-based moOde player with a Touch1 local display. Then I rebooted. If this parameter were functional it would have inverted the display. Instead, iIt had no effect. It also did no harm, which seems to confirm that legacy settings are ignored in Bookworm.
Hint: Volumio and moOde have some heritage in common but they are different animals these days. Further, moOde has been based on the Bookworm version (version 12) of RaspiOS for some time. The most recent version of Volumio is still based on the Buster version (version 10) of RaspiOS. That's 'legacy' with a capital L. No point in comparing internals.
Regards,
Kent
Did you actually try just the changes suggested by Tim?
The changes to config.txt suggested by @2800GT are legacy settings that to the best of my knowledge are ignored by the Bookworm version of RaspiOS that moOde is currently built on.
Just to be sure I wasn't misreading the RaspiOS documentation, I tried adding display_lcd_rotate=2 to the config.txt file on a Pi3B+-based moOde player with a Touch1 local display. Then I rebooted. If this parameter were functional it would have inverted the display. Instead, iIt had no effect. It also did no harm, which seems to confirm that legacy settings are ignored in Bookworm.
Hint: Volumio and moOde have some heritage in common but they are different animals these days. Further, moOde has been based on the Bookworm version (version 12) of RaspiOS for some time. The most recent version of Volumio is still based on the Buster version (version 10) of RaspiOS. That's 'legacy' with a capital L. No point in comparing internals.
Regards,
Kent
