Thu Apr 05, 2018 10:09 pm
/boot/config.txt can be empty. In most cases the RPi will boot perfectly and the default configuration will "just work".
For lots of settings, the easiest way to set options in /boot/config.txt (and /boot/cmdline.txt) is with sudo raspi-config. Except in this case.
You can write a single line option into /boot/config.txt with
sudo sh -c 'echo "lcd_rotate=2" >> /boot/config.txt' if you don't like sudo nano.
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