Linux framebuffer timings
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I have a timing settings for my framebuffer, but there are absent 1024x768 resolution. So,how i can calculate it ? I tried to calculate it with modeline calculators, but i didn't find needful calculator, just for a rgba = 32, not rgba=16.
From fb.modes:
mode "720x486I-59"
geometry 720 486 2048 8640 16
timings 37037 53 19 14 3 62 3
accel false
laced true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode
linux framebuffer
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I have a timing settings for my framebuffer, but there are absent 1024x768 resolution. So,how i can calculate it ? I tried to calculate it with modeline calculators, but i didn't find needful calculator, just for a rgba = 32, not rgba=16.
From fb.modes:
mode "720x486I-59"
geometry 720 486 2048 8640 16
timings 37037 53 19 14 3 62 3
accel false
laced true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode
linux framebuffer
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I have a timing settings for my framebuffer, but there are absent 1024x768 resolution. So,how i can calculate it ? I tried to calculate it with modeline calculators, but i didn't find needful calculator, just for a rgba = 32, not rgba=16.
From fb.modes:
mode "720x486I-59"
geometry 720 486 2048 8640 16
timings 37037 53 19 14 3 62 3
accel false
laced true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode
linux framebuffer
edited Nov 23 at 12:19
James Z
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I have a timing settings for my framebuffer, but there are absent 1024x768 resolution. So,how i can calculate it ? I tried to calculate it with modeline calculators, but i didn't find needful calculator, just for a rgba = 32, not rgba=16.
From fb.modes:
mode "720x486I-59"
geometry 720 486 2048 8640 16
timings 37037 53 19 14 3 62 3
accel false
laced true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode
linux framebuffer
linux framebuffer
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