i believe you must use the config from /proc/config.gz and the source from https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux and it must be the same git revision as the kernel your using i recently heard about these scripts being used to set it all up, but i havent tried them yet I use this script: https://githu...
i also ran into trouble with the i2c interface and the mpr121 touch controller the mpr121 expects repeated starts: startwrite, addr, startread, data from mp121, stop but the pi sends a stop in the middle, which resets the mpr121 back to address 0, leaving me unable to read anything more then the fir...
Before, with the blank screen, I got impatient and started hitting Ctrl+C etc. and never waited the 49 seconds. i did the same thing and broke a terminal window, alt+f2 got a new one, but there are only 6 available by default then i read the source and found that it will restore the modes upon exit...
from what ive seen in the framebuffer driver, the problem is likely in the blob, but i need to do some tests on another system to see what is 'normal' and also check to see if dispmanx is capable of the right thing easily
it could be modified to only work if a config.txt entry enables it? the config.txt could also select which gpio triggers safemode, so if you dont want it, just dont enable it if the gertboard causes problems with the current pin and you have another pin that is safe and want it, just change it in co...
i have noticed, that when the console goes into sleep mode, it blanks the entire thing out however, that has no impact on dispmanx layers, and it never activates the power save mode in the monitor i still think we need to tell fbcon to stop redrawing things, but it may if you just turn the cursor bl...
from what i know, fbset wont change the output resolution at all, it just changes the size of the framebuffer device, and scales it up to the output resolution
tvservice and config.txt are the only ways i know of to change the actual output modes
from he basic tests i had done a while ago, the GPIO registers seem to miss the L1 cache, then the cpu stalls until a clock edge on what is basically the front side bus (FSB), which seems to run somewhere near 20mhz it think?
Best question to everyone is how does Android do this? Where is their ARM based -- DRM coming from? exactly what i'm thinking, android is just a custom ui running ontop of linux so via the android netflix app, we already have linux netflix its just a matter of making that work on a pi, either by po...
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/rpi-3.10.y/drivers/video/bcm2708_fb.c#L284 this appears to be the main function responsible for changing things like the yoffset, it was working fully a few months ago when i was testing some android stuff out and on line 297 it sends all the config params ...
i've read in other posts, that if you apply 3.3v to BOTH the 5v and 3.3v pin on the gpio header, you can leave the 3.3v regulator in place, just be sure you dont connect anything to the usb power in jack that will effectively run the entire thing off 3.3v while giving you an easy way to undo it, but...
another option you could do if you knew where the video was located, is alpha, make a transparent hole in the egl layer that will show whatever is under it
ive seen #1 solved in starcraft 2, by generating that texture at runtime, each time a new glyph is needed, it adds it to the texture and re-does it, so it doesnt have to store all 65k images, and you can continue to render them on-demand via the truetype lib
i would just set the server line on the pi without an rtc, rather then use broadcast, set the pi with an rtc up as an ntp server that allows clients to query it