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"... Another workaround is upgrading" == A one line command becomes an all day project. [trusted=yes] is working here...for now.

LTS release is not "outdated" and it's something that has persisted through a few releases. Perhaps if you are time traveling and commenting from the year 2023 then perhaps you can say 18.XX LTS is "outdated" but for now it is not.

It's 2021 and this issue still persists on ARMBIAN 5.83 stable Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS 4.19.38-sunxi. My time is always Apr 1st 1980 (like it's a joke). fake-hwclock release date is in the future: 2016-04-15 00:00:00 Current system time: 1980-04-01 10:17:02

I'll have to do some reading this week and give it a go. Thanks for the reply and info. **UPDATE! (read it in Robert Stacks voice) Well I've been reading and on the kernel build page there is a lot of discussion about H3 boards being largely unsupported if almost not at all with 4x kernels. Sifting through fex and patch pages this looks like far too large a time sink than I can deal with for changing resolution. Plus the OP's link to the u-boot file referenced is 404. Maybe over the next few months I'll slowly chip away at things but there seem to be too many problems and specifics for me to wade through. Though I'm not ruling out that the kernel build discussions have given me a possibly over complicated view of things but it's been 15 or so years since I did anything like this and back then it was building BSD kernels for speed of purpose. Comically these tiny dev boards remind me of those days because compiling anything takes days! heh.

I've been making due but my monitors default resolution is 1600 x 900. I was wondering is there a way to submit this to be included in future builds rather than compiling myself and potentially having it over written by updates?