Kali on Raspberry Pi 2 with 3.5 TFT TouchScreen

[brizio71]

Hello,

I would like install Kali on the new Raspeberri Pi 2 with a 3.5 TFT LCD Touchscreen,
In order to install Kali on Pi 2 I have follow this guide https://itfellover.com/1-kali-from-g...g-in-19-steps/
an it works but I can not use the 3.5 TFT Touchscreen, I have try to follow this guide http://ozzmaker.com/piscreen-driver-...structions-2/# but
is related to raspbian distribution and doesn't work anyone can help me ?

Thanks

[davedude]

Hello,

I would like install Kali on the new Raspeberri Pi 2 with a 3.5 TFT LCD Touchscreen,
In order to install Kali on Pi 2 I have follow this guide https://itfellover.com/1-kali-from-g...g-in-19-steps/
an it works but I can not use the 3.5 TFT Touchscreen, I have try to follow this guide http://ozzmaker.com/piscreen-driver-...structions-2/# but
is related to raspbian distribution and doesn't work anyone can help me ?

Thanks

i also have the same issue, my screen will power but no display.
i had read on adafruit that their touchscreen is not yet supported on raspi .
thats about my best bet....just waiting myself lol

[itfellover]

Hey,

I am pretty sure there is an option when the kernel is compiling to add this support into your image.

You are presented with a Yes, No selection.

Thanks for checking out the guide but it has since been updated with this one.

[Wilsonb]

I am also having the same problem using Kali 1.1 ,Rasp. 2 & adafruite 3.5 TFT. Had it working on Raspberry Pi B+
Could some who has this working , re-image and upload?

[Wilsonb]

Found this... check it and post if it works for you
https://hackaday.io/project/4557-handheld-kali-pi-v2

TFT screen does not display anything for me yet (black screen) but, it's getting closer

[JonTheRed]

when you get to the framebuffer section, type:
export FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb1
startx

[Wilsonb]

I Followed the standard Adafruit instructions and the display works now. ;-)
https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-...i/easy-install

Getting some random green line artifacts, No a big deal, most likely the frequency it's set to..

Now, working on getting the touchscreen to work. Following adafruit instructions didn't work for me.. in the past (on Pi B+ and Kali 9) I had the touch screen even working in console mode (for using MC)