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One fun thing you can do with the display is have it as your main console instead of the HDMI/TV output. Even though it is small, with a good font you can get 20 x 40 of text. For more details, check out [https://github.com/notro/fbtft/wiki/Boot-console https://github.com/notro/fbtft/wiki/Boot-console]
First up, we'll update the boot configuration file to use the TFT framebuffer '''/dev/fb1''' instead of the HDMI/TV framebuffer /dev/fb0
sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt
you can also edit it by putting the SD card into a computer and opening the same file.
At the end of the line, find the text that says '''rootwait''' and right after that, enter in:
'''fbcon=map:10 fbcon=font:VGA8x8''' then save the file.
{ambox|text=Note that the kernel has to load up the display driver module before it can display anything on it so you won't get the rainbow screen, a NooBs prompt, or a big chunk of the kernel details since the module is loaded fairly late in the boot process.}}
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I think the VGA8x8 font is a bit chunky, you probably want 12x6 which is what is shown in the photo above. To change the font, run '''sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup''' and go thru to select Terminus 6x12
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