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This should fix the autostart issues |
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System autostart works fine. |
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I just stumbled upon this and its absolutely amazing. Is there a way to hide the Crankshaft UI, so that I can use AndroidAuto in full screen? PXL_20260609_205855506.mp4.2.mp4 |
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Crankshaft v1.1.0-alpha.2
Released: 2026-06-03
Architectures:
armhf(ARMv7 32-bit),arm64(AArch64 64-bit)Changes
This is a new totally re-written version not based on OpenAuto.
It is based on Crankshaft-core which is a ground up rewrite with a separate UI.
NOTE
This is a MVP, so not all features are implemented, as it stands AndroidAuto support should work
NOTE
if the ui doesn't start.
login with the user pi, password raspberry (default user/pass) and then you can run the command below to launch the UI.
sudo systemctl enable crankshaft-ui-slim.service sudo systemctl start crankshaft-ui-slim.serviceInstallation
Flash the correct image for your Raspberry Pi to an SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager or
dd.armhfarm64Full changelog: v1.1.0-alpha.0...v1.1.0-alpha.2
This discussion was created from the release Crankshaft v1.1.0-alpha.2.
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