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Touchscreen not working #13
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Sorry for the very delayed response- did you have any luck getting touch up and running? |
@Gadgetoid I'm in this situation. It has worked, but even with a completely fresh install, using |
I'm on a Raspi3B+ with Jessie and my Touch is not working either, display is fine. Previously I had the official RaspiTouch 7" display working fine, so not sure if there's some remmants anywhere that are deviating the touch functionality to the wrong device or something :? Anyone? |
Just wanted to chime in that I am experiencing this too using the pi4 branch to install on a fresh Buster image. For what it's worth, my output when rotating the screen (rotation works perfectly) contains "unable to find device pointer:Goodix Capacitive TouchScreen" |
Just tried a DIFFERENT HP4 on a DIFFERENT pi3B+ in a DIFFERENT SD (with Raspbian Jessie too) and the issue is the same so it must be something on the software... |
@Gadgetoid are you copying? |
OK $ ls /dev/input Something’s f*cked up here… Touch is not being loaded on bootup as it seems… (event0) WHAT is it preventing it? IDK. |
Sorry for missing this- it's been a manic few.... weeks, months... years!? I've just updated the Pi 3B+ support branch for the HyperPixel4 which may help get things smoothed out and working. I've tweaked a variety of things in the DTS file and backported the Additionally I've had some weird issues with HyperPixel4 on the Pi 3B+ versus the Pi 4 which I have, as of yet, been unable to diagnose. On each of these Pi's the touch IC appears with a completely different, yet wholly valid and functional i2c address. On the Pi 3B+ it tends to appear with: You can run My best guess is that some change of pin state during boot between the Pi 3B+ and Pi 4 is what's causing this disparity- the touch IC family does have a selectable i2c address and the two addresses are so wholly different that it's impossible they are a bit flip or similar glitch. Additionally it's sometimes possible to get the HyperPixel4 on the Pi 4 to show up with the other address- usually via hotplugging. Up until now this difference has been pretty stable and I've maintained separate Pi 3B+ and Pi 4 branches in the repository to address it, but since I still don't know exactly why it's happening it's at least possible it could be causing obscure issues. TLDR: Non-working touch could be an indication that your Pi is seeing the touch IC on a different address. Run: |
@Gadgetoid I will give this a shot as soon as I get home and report back with findings. You are an absolute legend for the writeup and investigation, you have my undying gratitude 🙏 |
I believe this issue ties in with #41 - but only for users having problems specifically with the HyperPixel 4 Rectangular on a Pi 4. It looks like there's a thermally-dependent race-condition during start-up that can change the i2c address on the Pi 4. I've proposed a software workaround and super simple resistor bodge for this here: #41 (comment) If you're having issues with Pi 3B+ or earlier, make sure to |
Closing for now- but feel free to re-open if you have further findings. |
Hi,
Just installed from the one line install - displays perfectly, but has no touchscreen capability.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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