- cd /boot
- vi boot.script
- append video=dovefb:lcd0:1280x720-24@60-edid clcd.lcd0_enable=1 clcd.lcd1_enable=0 to the bootargs line
- save and exit the editor
- run the command old boot.scr
- make a new boot.scr with mkimage -A arm -O linux -T script -C none -a 0 -e 0 -n 'graphics maybe' -d boot.script boot.scr
- make sure a HDMI cable is plugged into the CuBox (and into a monitor)
- reboot
In the video you'll see that I tried to start YaST while running in a root session. The CuBox spat out an error: xdg-su: no graphical method available for invoking '/sbin/yast2' as 'root' - so maybe that is just not supported anywhere...
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hello,
i found this page via the link on the solidrun cubox wiki page for opensuse. you seem to be doing a lot of work on cubox+opensuse, so i figured i could ask you a few questions here. i hope you dont mind that this comment is not directly related to your post.
to reduce the wear on the sdcard, i did some adjustments (disabled swap, noatime, /tmp mounted as tmpfs). i aslo wanted to disable the journal on the root-fs (which is ext3). normally with ext3 you can simply mount it as ext2, but the opensuse image seems to not honor fstab. so changing the fstype of / in fstab has no effect. do you know how to achive that?
im no opensuse expert, but there seems to be no non-oss repo for the suse arm port. how do i install multimedia packages such as "lame", "faad", "mpg123", etc. on cubox?
thanks a lot for your help!
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