So does that mean that the battery monitoring is working? yes - insofar as, the pi is recieving the reading from the ads over i2c Even if the TinkerBoy PowerSwitch have the S and P pins using those GPIOS? probably, but you can always update the one-for-all text config to point to other pins Could i...

So with this said i don´t know how i should debug this? Any tips? ADS1015 Faulty?meh... Should i start a fresh SD? I would cry because i dont even know what image i used eheh Also thought of Trying OneForAll but i´m afraid the GPIO assigned for buttons bugs my current configuration, i dont use GPIO...

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Fri Mar 20, 2020 7:57 am

If using the RetroPSU, are we supposed to use MintyBatteryMonitor or Helder's OneForAll software?

you could use either since the retro psu uses the same chip for monitoring.

sounds about right for a first build. it's definitely ambitious to take on the 3b+ in there. good job


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thanks!

i'll have to try and mess with that sometime and see if that helps with that on my builds.

yeah, if you're adventurous, you can mess with a bunch of the build parameters. it's documented really well on their github. i have tried a few to try and maximize the performance, but it never really did much (aside from straight-up not working alot). i don't think i've had the omx issues like that...

that "weird lag" issue is the gpu throttling probably. since the spi screen runs on that, it seems like it takes it a second or two sometimes to throttle up to the proper speed.

i use the fbcp driver in all my zero builds with spi with no problem, at or around 60fps. it's true the older driver looks horrible, at least in my opinion, but at least a few people around here use that newer one. spi does push the zero very hard tho, so 16bit games struggle more using it, but disa...

I've seen a lot of videos regarding mintypis and gb0s (HDMI screens, specifically). I've noticed that all of them exhibit diagonal screen tearing. I at one point had an HDMI screen in hopes of using it for a build. I scrapped that idea when I got my hands on it because it tore so much (not to menti...

very cool. good job!