Simply put, i may have a solution to this: i found on one site, by launching the code: xinput -list, this will show you the displays that the program can pickup and i found that my display was noted as stmpe-ts. Im attempting to make a raspberry pi phone from david hunts page but unfortunately, anything i try results in near crashs (and on a side note for anyone whos building this, the FONA module almost smoked itself simply due to my stupidity) Similarly to the user above, I am in a similar conflict and any tutorial I use is mildly outdated by a few years. I did an update to the most recent Rasbian right after hooking up the display so I am running v8 (jessie).Īny insight on this would be appreciated. The GUI interface is still displayed in the default orientation. Following the advice in this conversation I have enteredĪnd re-boot.
I just added this display to my Raspi 3, and I would like it to be rotated 180deg as that is the correct orientation with the display case I have.
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