hello,
if I am using your lib in my own programs I always need sudo to start them.
How can I make them executable by every user (e.g., standard user pi) ?

think I got it:

// Oled supported display in ArduiPi_SSD1306.h
// Get OLED type
//parse_args(argc, argv);

/* 
// SPI
if (display.oled_is_spi_proto(opts.oled))
{
	// SPI change parameters to fit to your LCD
	if ( !display.init(OLED_SPI_DC,OLED_SPI_RESET,OLED_SPI_CS, opts.oled) )
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
else	
*/

{
	// I2C change parameters to fit to your LCD
	if ( !display.init(OLED_I2C_RESET, 6) )
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
display.begin();

no, I don't get it: how to call
display.init()
in order to force oled 6 (i2c) without using any commandline parametes?

ps, in the source code I also exchanged
#include "ArduiPi_OLED_lib.h"
#include "Adafruit_GFX.h"
#include "ArduiPi_OLED.h"
by
#include <ArduiPi_OLED_lib.h>
#include <Adafruit_GFX.h>
#include <ArduiPi_OLED.h>

now I just have to figure out how to start oled type 6 out of the source code without either command line parameters, just screen-out to this static oled type... will see, thanks again!

oh yes, a lowercase l (L) seems to work, and no -L is required as it seems, and now it also runs started out of different folders, thank you!

• Tim

now I'm running into the same issues as the former user:
examples are running as sudo from console, but if I load the example source oled_demo.cpp into Geany, it compies, but buils does not work.
which are the exact parameters for the library to link to?
-I/ArduiPi_OLED ??
-L/ArduiPi_OLED ??

partially resolved -

1. commands have to beexecuted as sudo
2. old 1306 drivers don't work, I have to use new driver lib and display no. 6 (no idea why, but anyway...).

i2c OLED display is from China, i2c addr is 0x3c, attached to i2c-1, correctly detected by
i2cdetect -y 1

not working with your ssd1306-oled examples nevertheless.

I also had added
i2c-bcm2708
i2c-dev
to /etc/modules,
but still the same.
so what might be still wrong?