Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => Corepure64 => Topic started by: euless on November 13, 2024, 09:00:54 AM
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Hi
I can see my 64bit Tinycore is using Xfbdev.
The resolution is definitely set too low (probably 1360x768). I cannot figure out how to set the resolution to my Thinkpad's 1600x900 display. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Xfbdev uses the framebuffer's resolution. How to set that depends on what framebuffer are you using (vesa, efi, or kms).
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Xfbdev uses the framebuffer's resolution. How to set that depends on what framebuffer are you using (vesa, efi, or kms).
After I installed the graphics-6.6.8-tinycore64.tcz and rebooted, the display resolution automatically become 1600x900. Everything looks good now.
My laptop have Intel graphics and a 4th gen i5 CPU.
Btw, is there software to dim the backlight on my LCD panel?
Thanks!
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Hi euless
You could try this:
tce-load -wi Xorg-7.7-bin
Then see if this sets the brightness to 75 percent:
xbacklight -set 75
Otherwise, see if /sys/class/backlight/ contains any directories or files.
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Hi euless
You could try this:
tce-load -wi Xorg-7.7-bin
Then see if this sets the brightness to 75 percent:
xbacklight -set 75
Otherwise, see if /sys/class/backlight/ contains any directories or files.
Yeah, changing the values in /sys/class/backlight/brightness works.
Is /opt/bootlocal.sh the proper place to set the backlight brightness at boot time?
I.e. echo 2000 > /sys/class/backlight/brightness
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Hi euless
... Is /opt/bootlocal.sh the proper place to set the backlight brightness at boot time? ...
I don't know if /sys/class/backlight/brightness exists before the GUI starts.
A safer alternative is create a file in ~/.X.d/ , dimLCD for example. The exact
name does not matter. Place the following line in that file:
echo 2000 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/brightness
To test it:
Click the Exit icon.
Select Exit to Prompt.
Click OK.
Then enter startx and your screen should dim as the GUI starts.