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3.2" 3.5" 5.0" 7.0" TFT LCD Kali driver for the Raspberry PI and PI 2 and PI 3

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[KERNEL PANIC] Brick my rpi4

Gumbraise opened this issue · comments

Hey. After execute sudo ./LCD28-show command on shell, my rpi brick. How can I refound my files ? thx

Hi, try this repository: https://github.com/danielcshn/LCD-show-kali Update to support Kali Linux Version 2019 or higher (Solution to Kernel Panic).

The solution is (READ ALL BEFORE DOING ANYTHING):

  1. Copying the /boot/config.txt file from the SD card after flashing it with the Kali image, then put the card into Pi and boot, follow the steps to install on the LCD-show-kali repo.
  2. The Kernel Panic will appear.
  3. Power Pi down, pull card, reconnect to computer used for flashing (where the kali config.txt file is)
    open the config.txt file on the card and the one saved earlier
  4. On the version on the card, there is only about 5 or 6 lines you need to keep depending on the type of screen you are trying to enable. These should be the last lines in the file, remove everything before that and paste the content of your previously saved config.txt above those few lines.
  5. save, eject, pull, insert, boot.....
    IF ALL WORKS JUST STOP AND ENJOY
    If after booting the usb on the pi doesn't work you'll have to do some changes:
  6. Before installing the lcd show stuff go into network management and set the wifi network you are using available for every user (so you'll have wifi before login and doesn't need a keyboard)
  7. SSH into the pi and install xserver-xorg-input-libinput (sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-libinput)
  8. sudo reboot and enjoy the screen

This is the only method that worked for me (rpi4 4gb - kali 2020.3a arm64)

The original guide is from @n4kack, i just added the usb fix and shortened some parts

The solution is you do things well. Try this repository: https://github.com/danielcshn/LCD-show-kali

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