I’m trying to use an Inky Impression 7.3" (2025 Edition) on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W running latest Raspberry Pi OS.
**Setup:**
Pi Zero 2W
Inky Impression 7.3" properly connected
SPI enabled in raspi-config
User in spi/gpio/i2c groups
Python 3 with inky 2.2.1
**Problem:**
When calling `inky.show()`, I get:
```
Woah there, some pins we need are in use!
⚠️ Chip Select: (line 8, GPIO8) currently claimed by spi0 CS0
What works:
inky.auto() detects the screen correctly
inky.set_image(img) works
Only inky.show() fails
Already tried:
Running with sudo
export GPIOD_FORCE=1
Unloading/reloading spi_bcm2835 module
User is in all necessary groups
Any ideas? Is this a known issue with gpiod on recent Pi OS?
Additionally you may need to disable SPI's chip-select to avoid the error:
"Woah there, some pins we need are in use!
⚠️ Chip Select: (line 8, GPIO8) currently claimed by spi0 CS0"
This requires the addition of `dtoverlay=spi0-0cs` to `/boot/firmware/config.txt`.
I admit I didn’t expect to find the actual answer there, I was just going to poke around in the install scripts to see if there was anything obvious :-)