Stuck in boot sequence after LCD driver install
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You followed the "online" instructions listed here?
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Can you post the
/boot/config.txt
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@quicksilver didnt work, unfortunately.. got to loading text and then went blank.. going to try the orig drivers and get the config file
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The driver installer disabled the new GPU drivers by commenting out the
vc4-fkms-v3d
overlay.[pi4] # Enable DRM VC4 V3D driver on top of the dispmanx display stack #dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d #max_framebuffers=2
RetroPie will not work with this configuration on the Pi 4 - you should enable back the overlay and re-test.
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@mitu said in Stuck in boot sequence after LCD driver install:
The driver installer disabled the new GPU drivers by commenting out the
vc4-fkms-v3d
overlay.[pi4] # Enable DRM VC4 V3D driver on top of the dispmanx display stack #dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d #max_framebuffers=2
RetroPie will not work with this configuration on the Pi 4 - you should enable back the overlay and re-test.
That did the trick - thanks!
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@mitu follow up question.. If I attempt to go to terminal via this LCD screen (hitting F4 while in EmulationStation), I get a very similar situation as my original screenshot.. poor resolution of the text screen and it looks like it's frozen.. I am actually able to type a command if I want, however I can't actually see what I'm typing since it's just a frozen screen
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Try changing the
framebuffer_width
/framebuffer_height
and enable theoverscan_scale
option. See if it makes a difference, though my suspicion is that the video rotation might be causing this. -
@mitu Sorry it took me a bit to reply, have a 2month old and most of my "free time" is taken up with other stuff, lol... I just tried both of these options, both separately and together, and didn't seem to resolve it.. Where were you seeing the video rotation?
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@IAmLambson said in Stuck in boot sequence after LCD driver install:
Where were you seeing the video rotation?
It'a parameter to the
mhs35
overlay from theconfig.txt
file you posted a previously:dtoverlay=mhs35:rotate=90
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@mitu derp, dunno how i missed it.. what's strange is that is the default settings after installing the drivers. The 90 will put it in a landscape view, so I guess this screen is portrait out of the box (before the installation of the driver).. anyway, if I remove the rotate, the screen won't work (white screen), and so at the moment I have it set to 270 so that way it's back to landscape with the pi power plug at the top.. I tried accessing terminal with it upside down (rotate=90) and it was still happening...
I think at this point I'll just hook it up to a monitor, get all the pi settings I want, and then just avoid needing to go to terminal when on the mini screen.. thanks for your help with this
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