waveshare sell at least 5 different 7" displays for the raspberry pi, each with there own wiki for instructions on how to use them - all of them as far as I can tell require changes to at least config.txt - so, a "standard" config.txt (not sure why you even bothered to post that since it's the standard one, that everybody here would already be aware of) won't work
Waveshare have a wiki which documents the use of this USB and Ethernet hat, once it is attached to the pi zero, make sure you power the pi through the micro usb connector on the hat, not the power connector on the pi zero. The /boot/config.txt needs the following: [HAT] # Waveshare dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host and the /boot/cmdline.txt needs the following addition: module-load=dwc2,g_ether Then ...
I have an old RPi3B+ and wanted to give it an upgrade with this 3.5" screen made by Waveshare: I have created an SD card for the Pi on my Ubuntu PC with "Imager": recommended 64bit package of latest OS, bookworm.
Hi Raspberry pi enthusiast, Recently i'm using 2 Channel RS232 Hat from waveshare placed on top of raspberry pi 4. And i already follow all the instruction on this waveshare's wiki. but, until righ...
raspbian - Waveshare 2CH RS232 HAT on Raspberry pi 4 not sending nor ...
How to get the Waveshare 2CH RS232 HAT working on the RPi 4B?
Has anyone here had any experience with the "Waveshare" ePaper displays and the code that runs them? The problem I'm having is that the dispaly only 4 seconds after I've sent the command to update the display - the actual screen update, between the old display and the new one, is less than half a second.