Yes -- the mode selection bug is fixed, but the vintage TV modes are not (quite yet) released so you have to do a bit of an update dance...
The usual caveats apply about backing up any important files on the Raspberry Pi!Select "Display/Composite" in raspi-config (if not done already) but don't reboot yet.
Now the "vintage" modes won't be offered, unless tv_mode is "Mono" (because they don't work on most TVs).
In "/boot/firmware/cmdline.txt" you should append just one of these words (separated by a space from the rest of the line).depending what mode you want to be the default for the boot console (the top one should give 625 lines with a safe crop: 704x512i).
Now reboot. You might then have to set it again for the GUI, which should work again.
The usual caveats apply about backing up any important files on the Raspberry Pi!
Code:
sudo apt updatesudo apt full-upgradesudo rpi-updateNow the "vintage" modes won't be offered, unless tv_mode is "Mono" (because they don't work on most TVs).
In "/boot/firmware/cmdline.txt" you should append just one of these words (separated by a space from the rest of the line).
Code:
video=Composite-1:tv_mode=Mono video=Composite-1:544x380i,tv_mode=Mono video=Composite-1:848x738i,tv_mode=MonoNow reboot. You might then have to set it again for the GUI, which should work again.
Statistics: Posted by njh — Wed May 01, 2024 10:27 am
