7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem
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i did not zoom in i mean the display is bigger than the screen itself when it boots it already boots bigger than the touch screen i am looking for a way to resize it so it fits
@Sakhana99 said in 7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem:
i am looking for a way to resize it so it fits
QML issue?
https://forum.qt.io/topic/86294/creating-a-window-fit-for-the-all-space-of-the-screen
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Looks a bit like the android screen drivers don't support the screen.
Have you tried booting with embedded linux, to see if the eglfs drivers get it correctly?
If they don't, it could be a hardware defect. Nothing surprises me anymore with these embedded systems.... -
I don’t have the very same screen and I don’t use Android on the Pi4. Does the screen work with a non Qt application?
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@Sakhana99 said in 7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem:
the problem is not with qt sir it's with the resolution of the OS itself
Why post this in a Qt forum, when you know it's an issue of your device?
Maybe we hardware guys here who know what's going on, but most people can't help you with this. -
@Sakhana99 said in 7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem:
the problem is not with qt sir it's with the resolution of the OS itself
but then
@Sakhana99 said in 7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem:
it's not a device issue but a qt with android issue
so which one is it?
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yes i tried with embedded linux and it worked well
i am pretty sure that i added all the necessary drivers@Sakhana99 said in 7inch raspberry pi touch screen with aosp 13 size problem:
yes i tried with embedded linux and it worked well
If that means that the screen zooms correctly, it’s not a hardware issue.
It’s probably a hardware compatibility issue with the Android low level driver.
That’s not Qt related, it’s Android related.
