Hi everyone, I've just bought one of these little reversing monitors for my Pi. Of course I took it apart, and found it has the MST703-LF chip. When I googled it this thread was the 2nd result. The unpopulated 4-pin connector has one pin connected to a ground plane, one to somewhere in the power cir...

Asimov's Laws don't apply to cats then?

£15 on its way.

Does it have I2C/SPI drivers like bootc's kernel?

ghans wrote:Shouldn't you be able to do this with a simple dd command ?

ddrescue would be better as it doesn't give up on errors.

To start with, use bootc's kernel and have a look under /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-0. (i2c-0 is on the GPIO header, there's also i2c-1 which is a separate I2C bus on the camera connector.) To use existing in-kernel drivers the device will need to be registered, for example echo ds1307 0x68 > /sys/cl...

I also made my own add-on board before I knew about the 1.8K pullups, so I have extra 2.2K ones as well. I've connected a DS1307 RTC, which is a 5V chip but with a minimum logic high input of 2.2V, so I've also not bothered with level translation on I2C but that depends on what you're connecting. Wo...

I get that you can't tell us exactly what's happening, but can you tell us why the hell it's happening at 6 in the freaking morning?

I wonder if it'll be able to play Duke Nukem Forever. Or hook up to some decent speakers and listen to that Guns 'n' Roses album. </lol jk>

I'm guessing it's the Fedora release.