HDMI options go to cmdline.txt. Other options go to config.txt.
but the file has this in it boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
but the file has this in it boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
nothing is working
but the file has this in it boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
nothing is working
That's the correct default content. You have to add parameters that way: Click!
Here is a syntax description: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/modedb.html
As you can see, cmdline.txt has a totally different syntax, compared to config.txt.
That's the correct default content. You have to add parameters that way: Click!
Here is a syntax description: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/modedb.html
As you can see, cmdline.txt has a totally different syntax, compared to config.txt.
I give up, it did not work, I've tried everything you said and nothing works
That's the correct default content. You have to add parameters that way: Click!
Here is a syntax description: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/modedb.html
As you can see, cmdline.txt has a totally different syntax, compared to config.txt.
is there a way to run LibreELEC within Raspbain OS
is there a way to run LibreELEC within Raspbain OS
No, but you can autostart Kodi on it.
No, but you can autostart Kodi on it.
I tried that and it didn't work
I tried that and it didn't work
Kodi or autostarting anything?
Use Raspberry Pi OS, not Raspbian. Installation should be easy: HOW-TO: Install Kodi on Raspberry Pi
Use Raspberry Pi OS, not Raspbian. Installation should be easy: HOW-TO: Install Kodi on Raspberry Pi
its the same thing
Kodi on Raspberry Pi OS is your best chance to activate your touch screen. So check the RPi forum: Click!
Because you don't describe your problem, and because I don't even know whether you run LE at all, I close this thread.
