Ubuntu Mate 16.04 Display resolution (OPiPC)

Gosha · Published in 2016-10-14 18:35:13

I want to use Orange Pi PC via X11VNC with resolution 1280x720 but I'm always getting 1920x1080. Somewhere on this forum I read that it is necessary to rename appropriate file from boot folder to (if I remember) script.bin. I did exactly that but OPiPC still shows 1920x1080.

can someone help with this? Thanks in advance.

igorpec · Published in 2016-10-23 13:18:29

Edited by igorpec at 2016-10-23 06:24

- our build with 1260Mhz is faster than stock 1.6Mhz. It runs stable, stays cooler and consumes more. For even more details, check docs.armbian.com and forum.armbian.com ... 1.6 Ghz is "marketing speed" since people buy numbers. Worth reading.
- MALI is fully operational out of the box on all desktop builds, except on boards with 2GB RAM ... but it will also be solved one day. Furthermore MALI on our builds runs way much waster.

Gosha · Published in 2016-10-21 22:15:07

7 days passed and nobody even to try to answer on such a simple question?

igorpec · Published in 2016-10-22 00:14:19

Simple answer - you are using wrong (unsupported) OS.
http://forum.armbian.com/index.p ... ne/page-6#entry5480

But of course this won't work on your Lubuntu. Later we added other resolutions. Again, they are n/a in Lubuntu.

tokka · Published in 2016-10-22 08:59:24

In your boot partition try to create adn open (or, if present, to edit) the file called uEnv.txt , than add this:

bootargs=disp.screen0_output_mode=1280x720p60

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Note: if you just have the uEnv.txt and it has the "bootargs" string, add the code at its end (disp.screen0_output_mode=1280x720p60).
For me it works, hope for you too.
Cheers
Tk

igorpec · Published in 2016-10-22 12:40:06

I am not sure if it works via kernel parameter ... on this our our kernel. Our method is to patch script.bin file.

tokka · Published in 2016-10-22 16:53:55

Theoretically it must works...the uEnv file is to pass additional parameters to the kernel, so it is loaded after, and should overwrite some kernel param.
But as you said, nothing is sure with these boards

Cheers
Tk

ps: i'm writing a simple-fake-bios for multiboot, i hope it works

Gosha · Published in 2016-10-23 02:15:26

wooowww I'm fairly surprised with such a large amount of messages from nowhere! ))

Well... I've tried suggestion with uEnv.txt. I didn't have that file inside of boot directory and I have been created a new one. Nothing new happened. It still works under HD resolution with rather slow data transmission.

igorpec · Published in 2016-10-23 03:35:59

Start stop wasting time

http://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-pc (if you have Orange Pi PC)
After first login you will be prompted if you want to change default resolution ... all the way up to 4k. It's Debian Jessie based desktop with tons of patches - if you want Xenial based, wait for 1-2 weeks or DIY from sources.

Gosha · Published in 2016-10-23 05:18:47

Edited by Gosha at 2016-10-23 05:21

480-1260Mhz @Allwinner H3

does it means that 1.6GHz isn't supported?
What's about MALI drivers?

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