Troubleshooting • Re: Raspberry Pi 5 (2GB/8GB) Boot Issue

I am using an XPT2046 800 x 480-pixel screen. One of my friends used his Raspberry Pi 5 on TV but still the issue persisted.

Isn't XPT2046 a touch controller

Sounds like a CCC HDMI connected display without EDID data... Would suggest to remove the uSD and power the PI up. Is there a boot diagnostic screen shown at all?

How do you power your 'XPT2046' display?

I have a dedicated adapter connected directly to the screen. At the same time, I am giving power to Raspberry Pi with the help of its official adapter.
The screen shows a colorful screen for a sec then it goes back to "No signal".

Statistics: Posted by Priyanshu Gupta — Sat Dec 14, 2024 8:11 am

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