I`m no stranger to ubuntu etc. All I want to do is change the resolution so it is viewable on a 10.1 inch tablet rather than the 9.7(?) inch of the M1.
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Pipo M3 4.2.2 ?
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As above. All the tablets use the RK3066 chipset with similar hardware. I have flashed the M1 version to my M3, but the screen is garbled. Could any developer tell me what I would need to change to be able to support a different resolution?
I`m no stranger to ubuntu etc. All I want to do is change the resolution so it is viewable on a 10.1 inch tablet rather than the 9.7(?) inch of the M1.Tags: None
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Pipo M3 4.2.2 ?
Many times the screen resolution is set in the kernel. Since Pipo hasn't released the kernel sources...we can't rewrite the kernel...so I'm afraid that getting all of that to work would be tricky.
Not only is the display different, the touch screen and other components like wifi and Bluetooth are different as well.
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The GPU in a SoC (like the rk3066) is just that - a grapics processing unit. It makes all the graphics, but only outputs raw data. A display controller, designed to translate this into data wich that particular display model can understand, is also needed. That controller have to be designed to work with all other relative parts.
This means, even if you're able to change the resolution - its unlikely that the rom will work.
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