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Look in the “custom” folder in the zynthian-sys GitHub repository. Inside, there is a subfolder called “display”, and inside that is a subfolder for every device that requires customized config files:
Look in the “custom” folder in the zynthian-sys GitHub repository. Inside, there is a subfolder called “display”, and inside that is a subfolder for every device that requires customized config files:
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'''zynthian-sys''' - System config files for Zynthian. Adjustments and adds.
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'''zynthian-sys''' - System config files for Zynthian. Adjustments and adds. The device’s subfolder name should match the name used in the webconf tool.
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The device’s subfolder name should match the name used in the webconf tool.
As you see, currently there are only 2 customized devices (the 2 officially supported displays), but more displays should be added, specially for getting touch support out-the-box.
As you see, currently there are only 2 customized devices (the 2 officially supported displays), but more displays should be added, specially for getting touch support out-the-box.
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Please consider helping to add more devices to the “custom” folder. It’s easy: When you have a configuration that works for you:
Please consider helping to add more devices to the “custom” folder. It’s easy: When you have a configuration that works for you:
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1.) Copy the files you have customized in the next 3 places:
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1.) Copy the files you have customized in these places:
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/etc
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* /etc
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/boot
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* /boot/firmware/overlays
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/zynthian/config/zynthian_custom_config.sh
to a subfolder inside “/zynthian/zynthian-sys/custom”, with the same name used by the webconf tool. You must re-create the directory structure inside the subfolder. Take a look at the existing examples.
to a subfolder inside “/zynthian/zynthian-sys/custom”, with the same name used by the webconf tool. You must re-create the directory structure inside the subfolder. Take a look at the existing examples.