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  1. I succeded to boot on 5.25 with another OPI pc plus But I still have verbose boot after following tests: >change string setenv console "ttyS0,115200" to setenv console "serial" default value is "both". I tried to change to "serial" and recompile I get "rm: cannot remove ‘/boot/.force-verbose’: No such file or directory" when I send "rm /boot/.force-verbose" I tried to change setenv verbosity to 7,1 and 0 in boot.cmd and recompile >Regarding u-boot. You will need to recompile it with disabled VIDEO flag I understand u-boot is /boot/boot.cmd. but there is no video flag in it
  2. I cannot use 5.25 on OPI pc plus. First boot is ok but second one i am stucked on "Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0"
  3. following string does not exist in /boot/boot.cmd setenv console "ttyS0,115200" I'm using armbian 5.14
  4. in the documentation is written : How to toogle verbose boot? touch /boot/.force-verbose # enable You need to reboot to conduct changes. rm /boot/.force-verbose # disable but I am returned : rm: cannot remove ‘/boot/.force-verbose’: No such file or directory I tried to change verbosity in boot.cmd but with no success Can you help please ? Thanks
  5. ok, I got the solution... I installed XFCE power manager and it works fine now
  6. Hi, I try to create a mural display monitor to show rss flows I have an orange pi pc plus with armbian installed on EMMC and a RVB monitor with an RVB/HDMI adapter. I don't want the monitor to be ON permanently (for monitor longevity and energy savings) So I plan to have an IR sensor to detect human presence and set the monitor on/off My prefered option would be to use the GPIO for the sensor. My DPMS configuration is : Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" Option "DPMS" "true" EndSection Section "ServerFlags" Option "BlankTime" "0" Option "StandbyTime" "0" Option "SuspendTime" "0" Option "OffTime" "1" EndSection After one minute of inactivity the screen turns black BUT it is not really in sleep mode. How can I manage to really switch off the monitor ? If not possible I could -as plan B- use an arduino with a relay to power off the monitor (or cut the ground wire of the RGB cable) but this is definitelly not my prefered option Can you help ?
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