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oledtest
Waveshare SH1106 on a Jetson Nano
BACKGROUND
So, I treated myself to a nice little Waveshare OLED 1.3 SH1106 board and tried to get it running with a BananaPi Zero. (Thus far, I failed.) The other day, I got my hands on a NVIDIA Jetson Nano, and was able to find a working example. It was okay, but not of the quality I was expecting. So I decided to come up with my own, and this is the result.
COMPILING
Please have a look at the sourcecode. It is imperative that the GPIO numbering from the (deprecated) sysfs is being reflected in the physicalmapping[] array. Thus, the first time you try to compile it, it will fail. Find the #if 0 line which reflects your board, or find the correct sysfs mapping for your board. Really really sorry, this is what happens when you become a maker.
Once you changed one of the #if 0 to #if 1, you can compile it with
gcc -O3 -o oledtest.app oledtest.c
IF YOU HAVE A NEW BOARD, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO SEND ME THE MAPPING. dettus@dettus.net, make sure to include "OLEDTEST" somewhere in the subject line.
RUNNING
Just run ./oledtest.app and watch the display. It should show you two alternating bitmaps. If it complains about a GPIO pin -1, your sysfs mapping does not work with the OLED hat. Then you have to do some rewiring. You need to find 7 GPIO pins which are free.