60x32 0.32 inch OLED - SSD1315

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I've been working with a newer 0.32-inch OLED display from EastRising, trying to get it working in U8G2:
https://www.buydisplay.com/i2c-white-0-32-inch-oled-display-panel-60x32-pixels

I got pretty close, but I'm noticing missing random pixels when trying to write to the display. Does anyone know why this may be occurring?

I used their sample program for the init commands (similar to the 72x40 OLED):

  U8X8_C(0x0ae),

  U8X8_CA(0x0d5, 0x080),
  U8X8_CA(0x0a8, 0x01f),
  U8X8_CA(0x0d3, 0x000),
  U8X8_C(0x000),
  U8X8_CA(0x0ad, 0x030),
  U8X8_CA(0x08d, 0x014),
  U8X8_C(0x0a1),
  U8X8_C(0x0c8),
  U8X8_CA(0x0da, 0x012),
  U8X8_CA(0x081, 0x0fa),
  U8X8_CA(0x0d9, 0x0f1),
  U8X8_CA(0x0db, 0x040),

  U8X8_C(0x02e),
  U8X8_C(0x0a4)

And used mostly the same display info props as the 72x40, but a 32-pixel offset:

  /* chip_enable_level = */ 0,
  /* chip_disable_level = */ 1,
  
  /* post_chip_enable_wait_ns = */ 20,
  /* pre_chip_disable_wait_ns = */ 10,
  /* reset_pulse_width_ms = */ 100, 	/* SSD1306: 3 us */
  /* post_reset_wait_ms = */ 100, /* far east OLEDs need much longer setup time */
  /* sda_setup_time_ns = */ 50,		/* SSD1306: 15ns, but cycle time is 100ns, so use 100/2 */
  /* sck_pulse_width_ns = */ 50,	/* SSD1306: 20ns, but cycle time is 100ns, so use 100/2, AVR: below 70: 8 MHz, >= 70 --> 4MHz clock */
  /* sck_clock_hz = */ 8000000UL,	/* since Arduino 1.6.0, the SPI bus speed in Hz. Should be  1000000000/sck_pulse_width_ns, increased to 8MHz (issue 215) */
  /* spi_mode = */ 0,		/* active high, rising edge */
  /* i2c_bus_clock_100kHz = */ 4,
  /* data_setup_time_ns = */ 40,
  /* write_pulse_width_ns = */ 150,	/* SSD1306: cycle time is 300ns, so use 300/2 = 150 */
  /* tile_width = */ 8,
  /* tile_height = */ 4,
  /* default_x_offset = */ 32,
  /* flipmode_x_offset = */ 32,
  /* pixel_width = */ 60,
  /* pixel_height = */ 32

Will definitely PR this new driver once it's working, but any help would be appreciated!

Different random missing pixels each time I display something - in this case, this should be a white square: