March-23rd-2021, 09:46 PM
Well this is easy explained. HDMI is a bidirectional bus and based on netPI's config.txt settings the graphic processor is auto detecting HDMI signals and maximum resolution. But if there are no HDMI signal deteced during auto-detection phase then the graphical unit keeps the screen black.
Cause of the security setting of netPI changing the config.txt file over the netPI embedded Linux is not possible. The only chance I see is to open the netPI housing, take the SD card out and make changes of config.txt file manually and inserting the SD carc back. But the next update just in case there is one coming, will definitively overwrite you config.txt setting.
Of course you can use the free Raspbian OS at any time and use your own SD card. netPI is 100% compatible to Raspberry PI3B. So what is running on the original device will run on netPI the same.
Thx
Armin
Cause of the security setting of netPI changing the config.txt file over the netPI embedded Linux is not possible. The only chance I see is to open the netPI housing, take the SD card out and make changes of config.txt file manually and inserting the SD carc back. But the next update just in case there is one coming, will definitively overwrite you config.txt setting.
Of course you can use the free Raspbian OS at any time and use your own SD card. netPI is 100% compatible to Raspberry PI3B. So what is running on the original device will run on netPI the same.
Thx
Armin
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