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→Le PiTFT en console texte (idéal pour Raspbian Lite)
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Then simply reboot. Once rebooted you will not see anything on HDMI, but the console will appear on the PiTFT. That's it!
==== PiTFT as HDMI Mirror (Best for Raspbian Full/PIXEL) ====
This option is the easiest to understand: whatever appears on the HDMI display will be 'mirrored' to the PiTFT. Note that HDMI is much higher resolution so it's not like it turns the PiTFT into a 1080p display. This is great for when you want to run OpenGL-optimized software, PIXEL desktop software, or really anything. The down-side is its a little slower than drawing directly to the framebuffer. You may not notice it but it's worth us mentioning!
* HDMI will be 'activated' but at a lower resolution - you can change this later but it looks best at 320x240 (PiTFT 2.2", 2.4", 2.8" and 3.2") or 480x320 (PiTFT 3.5")
* The login prompt or GUI appears on both HDMI and PiTFT at the same time
* Keyboard and mouse are shared, since the display is mirrored
* All graphics appear on both HDMI and PiTFT, thanks to '''fbcp'''
'''If you want that say Yes to the question <font color="red">Would you like the HDMI display to mirror to the PiTFT display?</font>'''
==== PiTFT comme un périphérique 'Raw Framebuffer' ====
For advanced users who are comfortable using framebuffer devices, it is possible to have the PiTFT and HDMI graphics be both active and display different data.
* HDMI will be active and act like a normal Pi
* The login prompt or GUI (PIXEL) appears on the HDMI
* PiTFT appears black, nothing appears on it
* Keyboard and mouse are used by the HDMI interface but can, in theory, be captured and used to change graphics on PiTFT through programming
* Framebuffer-capable software (such as '''fbi''' for displaying images, '''mplayer''' for videos, or pygame software, etc) can appear on the PiTFT if you set it up to display to '''/dev/fb1'''
* OpenGL accelerated software will never appear on the ''PiTFT'' (it is unaccelerated framebuffer only)
If you want that, say '''No''' to both of the configuration questions!
{{ambox|text= You can always change your mind after setting up one of the configurations, depending on your needs! Just re-run the script}}
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