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Install 3.5’’ IPS Screen Driver on Kali

This section guides you through installing the 3.5’’ IPS screen driver on Kali Linux. You will log in to the system, open a terminal, and install the driver to enable display output on the 3.5’’ IPS screen.

Install 3.5’’ IPS Screen Driver (Important)

Connect your Raspberry Pi to a monitor and power it on. Make sure an Ethernet cable is connected for network access.
Log in using the default Kali credentials:
- Username: kali
- Password: kali
After logging in, search for and open the Terminal.
Open the built-in Firefox browser and visit:

35-ips-screen.rtfd.io

Copy and run the following commands in the Terminal one by one to install the driver:

sudo rm -rf LCD-show-kali
git clone https://github.com/sunfounder/LCD-show-kali.git
chmod -R 755 LCD-show-kali
cd LCD-show-kali/
sudo ./MHS35IPS-show

After the installation is complete:
- Disconnect the HDMI monitor.
- The Raspberry Pi will reboot automatically.
- After rebooting, the system will be displayed on the 3.5’’ IPS screen.

Rotate the Display

You can change the screen and touch orientation by running:

cd LCD-show-kali/
sudo ./rotate.sh 90

The system will reboot automatically. After restart, the display and touch direction will be rotated to 90°. You can replace 90 with 0, 180, or 270 to set your desired orientation.