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    Cannot rotate display on new MM 2.4.0

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    • R Offline
      retroflex Project Sponsor Module Developer @MadScientist
      last edited by

      @madscientist Thanks! I’ll try when I get home. And the fake OpenGL drivers don’t push the CPU/temp too much?

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        MadScientist
        last edited by MadScientist

        My RasPi seems to run at ~25% load according to the taskbar, when the Mirror runs in the background.
        Edit: Just checked the temps via command prompt and it’s at 63°C. I think that#s too high and will have a look at it tomorrow.
        More edit: Without MM running the temps are around 56°C. So the 63°C - although it seems high - are good enough values.
        I also tried the dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d but the screen rotation didn’t work at all and the screen resolution was very low and I couldn’t adjust it to FHD.

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          retroflex Project Sponsor Module Developer @MadScientist
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          @madscientist Switched to dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d and everything seems to work fine. MM runs at a few % CPU so it looks very good, maybe even lower than with OpenGL, but I haven’t gone into details.

          What command do you use to check temperature?

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            MadScientist @retroflex
            last edited by

            @retroflex said in Cannot rotate display on new MM 2.4.0:

            What command do you use to check temperature?

            /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp

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            • MichMichM Offline
              MichMich Admin
              last edited by

              FYI, in a healthy state, my Pi runs at 66 degrees. With the misconfigured GL drivers, it reaches 85 degrees. So 63 is perfectly fine.

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                MadScientist
                last edited by

                Thanks MichMich. That’s useful info.

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                  PhilReis @MichMich
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                  @michmich why does electron have to be updated?
                  With electron 2.0.0 my Pi runs at 75 degrees. (I have switched to “toverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d”.)
                  Now i have downgraded electron to version 1.4.15.
                  My pi runs now at 49 degrees and the MagicMirror Software is faster.

                  I use Raspberry Pi 3 with cooling fins!

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                    RobertM @PhilReis
                    last edited by

                    @philreis i have the same problem - using toverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d i have 75° and a load above 1 the whole time.

                    How does electron downgraded work?

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