You have the LCD options in the config file, where you can select what for a display you have, and what row should be shown on displey, and where should it be ...
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## DISPLAY
# Display Type.
# auto: Auto-detect (7-seg LED, LCD, OLED)
# lcd-CCxRR: CCxRR backlit LCD with I2C backpack (16<=CC<=40, 02<=RR<=04)
# oled-128xNN: 128xNN I2C OLED (NN = 32 | 64)
# -rotate: OLED view is rotated 180 degrees
# -hflip: OLED view is flipped horizontally
# -narrow[er]: OLED view is restricted to Gotek display cutout
# (-narrow: 18 chars; -narrower: 16 chars)
# -inverse: Inverse/reverse video (black text on white background)
# -ztech: ZHONGJY_TECH 2.23" 128x32 SSD1305 OLED display
# -slow: Run I2C bus slower (use this if OLED regularly blanks/corrupts)
# Values: auto | lcd-CCxRR | oled-128xNN[-rotate][-narrow[er]]...
display-type = auto
# OLED Font. Narrow and wide options.
# Narrower 6x13 font permits:
# - More characters per row
# - Use of Gotek display cutout (eg. "display-type=oled-128x32-narrow")
# Values: 6x13 | 8x16
oled-font = 6x13
So switch : display-type = auto ...... display-type = (type of your display . look the description)
# OLED contrast/brightness.
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
oled-contrast = 143
# Text height and arrangement on LCD/OLED and on OSD, respectively.
# 'default', or a comma-separated list (one entry per LCD/OLED row, top down).
# Each list item is a digit plus optional height specifier: <content-row>[d]
# content-row: '0-3' = specified content row, '7' = blank
# 0: Current image name
# 1: Status
# 2: Image/Volume info
# 3: Current subfolder name
# height specifier: 'd' = double height (32px, OLED only; ignored for LCD)
# 'default' depends on display, eg.: oled-128x32='0,1' ; oled-128x64='3,0d,1'
# Values: [0-7][d] | default
display-order = default
osd-display-order = default
Here you can switch what row should be shown in first,second,third row .... (with "d" behind the number you will get an doubled line)
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