PcDuino2.8 "USB Display Screen

(1) Check the pcDuino kernel version. The current driver only supports kernel versions 3.0.8 and 3.4.29 ": $ uname-r check whether the pcDuino contains the kernel module on which the RoboPeakMiniUSB display depends. If the pcDuino contains the following files, you can continue to configure the driver: $ lslibmodules 'uname-R' kerneldriversvide

(1) Check the pcDuino kernel version. The current driver only supports kernel versions 3.0.8 and 3.4.29 ": $ uname-r check whether the pcDuino contains the kernel module on which the RoboPeakMiniUSB display depends. If the pcDuino contains the following files, you can continue to configure the driver: $ ls/lib/modules/'uname-R'/kernel/drivers/vide

(1) Check the kernel version of pcDuino. The current driver only supports kernel versions 3.0.8 + and 3.4.29 + ":

$ Uname-r

Check whether the pcDuino contains the kernel module on which the RoboPeakMini USB monitor depends. If the following files are contained, you can continue to configure the driver:

$ Ls/lib/modules/'uname-R'/kernel/drivers/video | grep sys

• Sysfillrect. ko
• Syscopyarea. ko
• Sysimgblt. ko
• Fb_sys_fops.ko

(2) download the software packages required to compile the driver:

$ Sudo apt-get update

$ Git clone https://github.com/robopeak/rpusbdisp.git

(If you have not installed git, You need to execute: sudo apt-get install git-core)

After the preceding command is successfully executed, a folder named "rpusbdisp" is generated in the current directory.

(2) go to the "rpusbdisp/tools/arm_suite" folder and run the script file for driver installation:

$ Cd rpusbdisp/tools/arm_suite

$ Sudo./rpusbdisp_arm_tool.sh install_kernel_module

After running the command, you will be prompted to choose to use the dashboard. Enter "pcduino" and press Enter:

Then you can automatically configure your lightdm server, install the Daemon script, add it to the Automatic startup project of upstart, and restart pcDuino:

$ Sudo./rpusbdisp_arm_tool.sh auto_load

$ Sudo reboot

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