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Anyone successful finding the Color DMD tag in this image? Usually it's "color_desktop: True" in the config.yaml file, but I'm not finding that anywhere.
I've PM'd the OP weeks ago with no reply.
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Quoted from luvthatapex2:Are you saying you installed a color display and your CCC is displaying in black and white? What version of the software are you running? last time I installed it, I never had to change any values in the config.yaml
No. The color DMD line enables using an LCD as opposed to the regular DMD of CC. This RasPi version uses the latest software, but that tag is not turned on because the OP and RasPi creator uses an original DMD.
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OK, let me rephrase my request...
Does anyone know where the "config.yaml" file is in this Raspberry Pi image of CCC? I've searched and searched, and can not find it.
Thanks for the assistance.
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Rob Anthony
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Quoted from luvthatapex2:try this area:
yourusername\.pyprocgame\config.yaml
It's unfortunately not set up like a regular CCC...
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Rob Anthony
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I have. I've looked all over. Obviously not in the right place since I can't find it.
I'm hoping someone that's used this and has found the file can help, or the OP.
Is there no way to search for a file in Linux?
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Rob Anthony
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Quoted from fnord:find / -iname config.yaml
Thanks for this... I just hate clugging through Linux though, I can't get the SD card mounted properly to do the search through the command line.
Is there a search I can use through the GUI?
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Rob Anthony
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Quoted from epthegeek:Can't just type it in that terminal you were using to list the files?
LOL. If I could figure out how I got there, sure. 
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Rob Anthony
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With the help of you guys and a chat session with epthegeek I found the file and made the necessary edits to the file.
The config.yaml file is located at /root/.pyprocgame/
Color DMD settings in CCC will also need to be adjusted to your LCD.
There are some white screens occasionally on both a 1GB RasPi4 and a 4GB RasPi4, so this image may not work for some. I think most people wouldn't notice though.
Thanks guys for the help!!
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Rob Anthony
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Quoted from Pinballer73:Great to hesr you finally got to the bottom of it Rob. Any chance you could make your image available for those that would like the color screen already enabled?
I would be happy to make it available. I'd definitely need explicit consent from both Eric and Gemini2350 before doing anything though.
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I've gotten several messages now requesting the image I modified. I think it's pointless unless the original image gets recompiled as epthegeek mentions.
This is something the OP would need to do.
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Rob Anthony
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