Ok. thanks for this three links @charles and robert.. i will study this, hope
it helps. It seems a little bit more difficult as with raspberry.
i should try both interface, because i have special size Tft with integrated
hdmi to her rgb but also Tft's with only rgb interfaces. I also have the
p
On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 5:18 PM, epi kao wrote:
> thanks, and yes i already knew this link.
> But there is only explained how to read (for debug) the EDID infos. That is
> not really usefull. I need more functions as only resolution and refresh
> rate
>
> So it seems that with a raspberry i
The video parameters you can adjust via the video= kernel command line
parameter are discussed in the kernel documentation:
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git/tree/Documentation/fb/modedb.txt?id=v3.8.13
If your LCD is connected via HDMI, that should be enough to
thanks, and yes i already knew this link.
But there is only explained how to read (for debug) the EDID infos. That is not
really usefull. I need more functions as only resolution and refresh rate
So it seems that with a raspberry i have more adjust functions to set the hdmi
output-timings?
Thank you very much for the fix and for the binaries! I was scratching my
head the whole day trying to downgrade my new BBG (emmc chip JY976) to an
older bone-debian image without any luck. Your image (7.11) downgrades
nicely. Thanks again.
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Hi Gijs,
We're using Ubuntu 16.04 on our BBB based midi controller - and that saves
about 30 seconds on the boot time and the system is generally much better
behaving than under 14.04.
The image I use for flashing are from : http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu
- basically using an SDCard with the
Hi,
The following dump is seen while booting 4.4 Kernel Image. I am using the
custom kernel image from RobertCNelson.
The 4.4 Image comes up even after the below errors in the log. Could I know
what does the report mean and how to resolve it.
--4.4 Image Kernel Report
Jun 18 06:31:25 arm k
I don't know if I'm on the right track, but this is what I've done:
I've used the this script
https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts/blob/master/tools/eMMC/init-eMMC-flasher-v3.sh
to
flash my bbb. I've found the bone_capemgr under /sys/devices/platform and I
was able to export a pwm por
For future reference. I'd say that 95%-99% of the packages that exist for
x86 / x86-64, also exist for the armhf ABI. But when in doubt, you can use
apt-cache search, and if perchance that does not work. Searching the web
for "Debian Jessie( or Wheezy ) package " will turn up
results. From there yo
http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_HDMI
A lot of information on that link, maybe something there can help you out.
On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 11:27 AM, epi kao wrote:
> how you mean download? My several TFT's (7", 5" etc.) does not support
> EDID, so i must configure this directly in th
thanks.
On Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 2:12:52 AM UTC+2, William Hermans wrote:
>
> If the package exists for the architecture, yes, it's the same. The
> architecture is armhf for the beaglebones. Also this is true for *any*
> software package or otherwise. The majority of software just needs to
Hello all
with raspberry pi it's possible to change the hdmi-resolution, disable edid as
well as settings like frequency, v-porch, h-porch etc. simply with one file
named "config.txt".
Is there also a such easy possibility to change/force hdmi(rgb-out) settings
with the beaglebone black??
tha
how you mean download? My several TFT's (7", 5" etc.) does not support EDID, so
i must configure this directly in the bbb. But i really don't know where and
how all this configuration can be done? With google i have found only manuals
for the raspberry.
thanks
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> thanks, unfortunately with this i can only adjust the resolution and
frame rate. In contrast with the possibility at raspberrys > config.txt is
this not really much.
No, "60e" I'm 99% sure has to do with refresh rate( frequency ). Frames per
second has nothing to do with setting up a monitor . .
TJF, and I rarely see things in a similar light, but I have to agree with
him completely concerning his last post. Granted, I can't help but feel he
is echoing some of my past concerns as well as adding his own.
One thing I am seeing here though is that *maybe* remoteproc for some. may
never repla
Am Samstag, 18. Juni 2016 18:58:32 UTC+2 schrieb William Hermans:
> I'm pretty sure( as I've seen it demonstrated a few times ) that there is a
> kernel config option to change the video output resolution. So here . . .
>
> $ cat /boot/uEnv.txt |grep cmdline
> #cmdline=coherent_pool=1M quiet cape
I'm pretty sure( as I've seen it demonstrated a few times ) that there is a
kernel config option to change the video output resolution. So here . . .
$ cat /boot/uEnv.txt |grep cmdline
#cmdline=coherent_pool=1M quiet cape_universal=enable
cmdline=ipv6.disable=1
#cmdline=coherent_pool=1M quiet cape
Hello all
where can i disable the edid from hdmi?
and where can i setup my own edid on the bbb?
(i have several small TFT's which has no edid-possibility)
@raspberry i can simply change a config.txt file for this.
thanks
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Hi Suman, thanks for your statements.
[Suman: Where do you use this from, I assume userspace? Using what - Shared
> DRAM or regular PRU DRAM.]
>
Yes, libpruio is a userspace library. I'm not familiar with your
terminologie: Shared DRAM = SRam (12k@0x1) and PRU DRAM = DRam
(2x8k@[0x0|0x2000
Hi,
I know there is a problem where the Ethernet (PHY?) in some seldom cases
isn't initialised properly on power-up ending up in a state where it can't
be used and therefore Ethernet is disabled. Now I have a BBG-cape where
this happens much more often than I know this from a plain BBB. Two
qu
I see an argument being made in terms of Vladimir being an "end user" from
userspace and William being a "developer" from kernelspace. William
obviously assumed Vladimir to be a developer, while in fact Vladimir is the
end-user who expects solutions to work out of box. So, both are right in
their v
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