7.1 Display configuration | 38 | |
name | : crt1024x768 |
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pixclock | : 65000000 |
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xres | : 1024 |
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yres | : 768 |
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act_high | : 1 |
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hsync_len | : 200 |
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left_margin | : 24 |
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right_margin | : 161 |
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vsync_len | : 6 |
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upper_margin | : 3 |
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lower_margin | : 29 |
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active | : 0 |
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7.1.3Select a supported display
If you supply a supported panel name on the lcdp command line, the display controller will be reset with the associated parameters.
$lcdp hitachi_wvga found panel hitachi_wvga panel: 800x480x8
$lcdp
name | : hitachi_wvga |
pixclock | : 1 |
xres | : 800 |
yres | : 480 |
act_high | : 1 |
hsync_len | : 64 |
left_margin | : 1 |
right_margin | : 39 |
vsync_len | : 20 |
upper_margin | : 8 |
lower_margin | : 3 |
active | : 1 |
The selection takes place immediately, so if you have a panel connected, you should see valid output on the display.
Note that if you change resolutions, the display memory will likely have
If you want to make your selection stick through a reset, you can save it through the set and save
December 28, 2005 | Revision 2.8 |