
The touch screen driver is non-standard and only offers a digital version: Upgrading your OS allows you to boot longer. They're basically stuck with the latest OS they've developed for (and they're over 6 months behind). There are other touchscreens on the market that use the standard touchscreen USB mouse driver, cost a little more but are not a problem. If you only care about the display, you can get it working with a simple modification of the config.txt, see the questions on this page. Used on Raspberry Pi+

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