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# This page will tell you the ways to install the display driver in different operating system
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### First you need to install the operating system you need into RaspberryPi, this is the [tutorial](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/getting-started.html), when you choose device, select Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.
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# Raspberry Pi OS
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Add the following line in `/boot/config.txt` in your TF card
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```sh
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dtoverlay=vc4-kms-dpi-hyperpixel4sq
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```
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And the `config.txt` file will look like this:
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Now you can insert the TF card in to the slot and your HackberryPi will run Raspberry Pi OS on the screen.
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# Kali Linux
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### Step 1
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Add the following lines in `/boot/config.txt` in your TF card
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```sh
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dtoverlay=hyperpixel4
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overscan_left=0
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overscan_right=0
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overscan_top=0
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overscan_bottom=0
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framebuffer_width=720
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enable_dpi_lcd=1
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display_default_lcd=1
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dpi_group=2
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dpi_mode=87
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dpi_output_format=0x5f026
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dpi_timings=720 0 20 20 40 720 0 15 15 15 0 0 0 60 0 36720000 4
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```
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And the `config.txt` file will look like this:
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### Step 2
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Download the `hyperpixel4.dtbo`file in this github page
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Put the `hyperpixel4.dtbo`file into `/boot/overlays`folder
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Now you can insert the TF card in to the slot and your HackberryPi will run Kali Linux on the screen.
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# RetroPi OS
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### Step 1
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Add the following lines in `/boot/config.txt` in your TF card
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```sh
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dtoverlay=hyperpixel4
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enable_dpi_lcd=1
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dpi_group=2
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dpi_mode=87
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dpi_output_format=0x5f026
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dpi_timings=720 0 20 20 40 720 0 15 15 15 0 0 0 60 0 36720000 4
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```
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And the `config.txt` file will look like this:
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### Step 2
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Download the `hyperpixel4.dtbo`file in this github page
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Put the `hyperpixel4.dtbo`file into `/boot/overlays`folder
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Now you can insert the TF card in to the slot and your HackberryPi will run RetroPi OS on the screen.
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