support for 64x48 displays ? about adafruit_ssd1306 HOT 6 CLOSED

It's recommended that one create a fork when adding capabilities for hardware not in the Adafruit catalog, as these create support liabilities -- it opens the possibility of needed bug fixes for hardware we don't have and can't troubleshoot. Forks can easily be kept up-to-date with changes in the master code.

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I have a partially working fork using a 64x48 OLED and a WeMos D1 mini (ESP8266) over hardware SPI.

The scrolling example does not work as expected.
There are random pixels offscreen.
In display() I set the column start address to 32, column end address to 95 and page end address to 5.

ssd1306_command(SSD1306_COLUMNADDR);
ssd1306_command(32);  // Column start
ssd1306_command(95);  // Column end (32+64-1)
ssd1306_command(SSD1306_PAGEADDR);
ssd1306_command(5);  // Page end ((48/8)-1)

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@mcauser Is the garbage-on-scroll the reason you haven't done a PR for https://github.com/mcauser/Adafruit_SSD1306/tree/esp8266-64x48 ?

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@maruel No. I haven't made a PR yet as their buffer is geared to work with their 128x* range of displays and my change is rather inefficient. Need a bit of a cleanup to work with more display sizes. Adafruit are generally more responsive at reviewing/merging PRs when the change benefits the products they sell, rather than 3rd party boards using their library. I'll revisit this shortly.

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Thanks mcauser for your work,
there are new developments on this topic?
64x48 display has become very common today

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Is there any plan to still merge the support for 64x48 OLED into the library?

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