if you get a DSI touchscreen display it will run out-of-the-box, just enable touchscreen plugin.
There are also cheaper SPI touchscreen, but usually they have a resistive touch-panel, not good enough to be used with fingers.
At the moment I’m using a OSOYOO 5 Inch and I’m waiting for a Waveshare 4.3 Inch DSI
https://osoyoo.com/2019/09/20/instruction-for-raspberry-pi-5-dsi-touch-screen/
Thanks @Darmur
I have tried the Hyperpixel display, but it’s a GPIO one, so although I can get it to display just fine when I boot up, if I enable the touchscreen plugin, then the screen goes blank with the backlight on. I guess that the Touchscreen plugin is only designed for use with the DSI port and I’m not savvy enough to know how to change that.
Maybe I’ll use the Hyperpixel for something else and get a DSI screen instead
No, it should be working with SPI (GPIO) screen too. I had Volumio running on this screen
http://www.lcdwiki.com/3.5inch_RPi_Display
It works fine if I use the plastic stylus for touch, using fingers doesn’t work very well
oh, ok, that’s cool, thanks. Any tips for troubleshooting?
The Hyperpixel screen works fine initially when booting and I see the login screen ok, but if I start the touchscreen plugin I just get a blank white screen with only the backlight on.
Sorry, I never used that screen
@JRatron If you should have installed the touch display plugin between 2020.05.30 and yesterday, chromium would not have been installed due to an expired certificate (see e.g. https://community.volumio.com/t/raspberry-pi-7-touch-screen-plugin-not-working/38747/). As this is solved you could try uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin.
@gvolt thank you!! !
What is the exact model name of the screen and what Pi are you using?
it’s the Pimoroni Hyperpixel 4.0 with touch
sudo git clone https://github.com/pimoroni/hyperpixel4 -b pi4-i2c-fix
It seems there is already an open issue for this problem, so I will just keep an eye on it there
Hm, yes, I think you will have to wait for pimoroni then… On their GitHub is another issue which might be related, too.
cool, thanks. For now I’m just really happy it’s working as a display
Hi everyone, this is my first post.
I can be very lazy. Is it possible to download an image with Raspbian, Volumio and the touchscreen add-on that is all in one ready to go?
I’m expecting my RPi3+, touchscreen and micro SD tomorrow. I have also downloaded Raspbian, Volumio and Etcher. Will I have problems with the license being out of date or it this working now?
I’ve just read a couple of guides and it seems that it is possible to get everything working while being a headless unit. I find this difficult to believe! Will Volumio start on boot without editing a config file? Can the WiFi and touchscreen plug-in be installed via the app?
https://volumio.github.io/docs/User_Manual/Quick_Start_Guide
I use origional Raspberry Screen. It all works fine, bút the toughscreen is not very Good. I no use it mainly as a showcase. What is playing… For music selection I still use the webinterface.
My RPi3+ arrived. I flashed the os and Volumio to a new SD card and then connected everything. I set it all up through my phone totally headless! I have not connected the screen yet but so far so good. I will try the touch screen tomorrow hopefully.
Hi All
id anyone get the Waveshare 4.3inch DSi display to work? With the standard touch plugin, volumio does not start up and enters a loop of startup-shutdown.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Hi,
Mine is working out the box. Just conect the dsi cable then touch plugin…
Thanks
Did you start with a fresh Volumio system? If so, did you wait to give the system enough time to expand the file system before you installed the Touch Display plugin?
Did you install other software or modify /boot/config.txt or /boot/userconfig.txt? If so, please describe in detail what has been installed / what files have been altered and in what way.
In case of doubt flash Volumio again and start from scratch. This sometimes is faster than analysing the current system. 
If you don’t want to do that or if the issue should persist even after installing from scratch, logs would be needed to investigate. For this purpose connect to Volumio via SSH and run sudo journalctl -f which can be stopped with Ctrl + c any time. You will be able to watch the moment when Volumio begins to restart. Copy the log entries between two Volumio restarts and paste them here or PM me.
BTW: What Pi and what version of Volumio are you using?
same for me, it worked out-of-the-box
I can’t test with the latest version because the setup with Waveshare 4.3" display is at my parents’ place in Italy
Many thanks for the fast replies.
I am using a RPI4 with volumio 2.852 and the latest touch plugin 1.2.0
On the waveshare wiki for this display I saw the following comment:
If you use Raspberry Pi 4, you need to remove the line: dtoverlay=cv4-fkms-V3D
…but my config.txt does not contain this line, it looks like this:
initramfs volumio.initrd
#GPU_MEM=32
max_usb_current=1
dtparam=audio=on
audio_pwm_mode=2
dtparam=i2c_arm=on
disable_splash=1
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
include userconfig.txt
dtoverlay=hifiberry-dac
gpu_mem=64