7 hours ago7 hr Hello everyone, back again for assistance! This is for the Orange PI PC Plus. I have since resolved the no signal issue mostly, though ran into a new one by a total accident that revealed that the display is not being mapped properly, nor is it sending the signal to the display properly, causing increased load on the pi, delay in graphical rendering seen in simple desktop use, emulation and videos. Here's how I got to that point.When I fixed the HDMI audio by adding extraargs=HDMI.audio=1 to armbianenv.txt and the changed HDMI.audio=EDID:0 to =1 on boot.cmd then recompiled it with mkimage, I rebooted the pi and a new resolution came to the display from boot to 1024x768, it went to login screen for the first time in forever, no no signal that I had to wait for autologin, and loaded the desktop. Everything worked MUCH better, no screen delays, emulation was smooth, videos smooth and xrandr only showed one screen HDMI-1.There was no longer a ghost screen under none-0 and the TV was no longer under hdmi-1-1. Things looked great as the pi ran cooler and better, until I completely shut it off and unplugged the power. Turning it back brought back the 1920x1080 forced resolution and the no signal during login, and screwed up the desktop to the point where I had to reset the settings to we the desktop normally.So how do I tell KMS to use the proper native support for this TV that it briefly did? I know for a fact its its true resolution because the manufacturer says 1024x768 in normal mode and 1366x768 in wide zoom mode. And also from the 60 fps emulation from the hdmi-1-1 is not as smooth as the hdmi-1 one. Video was a little harder to tell.Here's some extra info:- with hdmi-1-1 tv zoom mode says just scan, along with others like wide, normal, cinema. Resolution max went up to 1920x1080- with hdmi-1 it TV zoom mode only had wide normal. Resolution max was 1024x768- with hdmi-1-1 there's a name MS Telematica 52" - with hdmi-1 there was nothing.PS. Could PI be mapping the screen as an external rather then standard?
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