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- # =====================================================================
- # config.txt file for RGBtoHDMI (https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI)
- # =====================================================================
- # ===============
- # Default options
- # ===============
- # Disable automatic overclock of the Pi
- # bit 0 set = disable overclock of Pi1 & Pi2 from default speeds
- # bit 1 set = disable overclock options in settings menu
- # setting disable_overclock=3 will disable all overclocking
- disable_overclock=0
- # Boot quickly
- boot_delay=0
- # Disable adjusting the refresh rate of RAM every 500 ms
- disable_pvt=1
- # Don't allow ARM to use Level 2 Cache - this actually speeds up cache misses
- disable_l2cache=1
- # Enable VSYNC interrupt
- fake_vsync_isr=1
- # Clock frequency override to make sure we run at 1000MHz
- force_turbo=1
- # Stop undervolt detection from throttling the cpu
- avoid_warnings=2
- # Startup files, etc
- kernel_address=0x1f00000
- # =====================
- # Common video settings
- # =====================
- # Allow framebuffer to have it's aspect ratio warped when scaling
- # (needed for mode 7, 504x540 with 4/3 aspect ratio pixels)
- framebuffer_aspect=-1
- # Ensure default overscan values are 0 (rather than 32/48)
- # Without this, the integer scaling calculation will be messed up
- disable_overscan=1
- # Set the maximum framebuffer height to 4*2048
- # (the 4x is because we allow upto quadruple buffering)
- max_framebuffer_height=8192
- # Set to 1 to make hdmi use DPM standby instead of just blanking the screen
- hdmi_blanking=1
- # Set hdmi signal strength. (Valid values are 0-11)
- config_hdmi_boost=5
- # ======================
- # Settings for Pi Models
- # ======================
- [board-type=0x0f]
- # type 0x0f is unprogrammed otp so workaround by specifying pi0 v1.3
- force_board_rev=0x900093
- # Settings for Pi0
- [pi0]
- # default frequencies are 1000 / 400 / 450
- arm_freq=1000
- core_freq=400
- sdram_freq=450
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- # Settings for Pi0 2
- [pi02]
- # default frequencies are 1000/400/450
- arm_freq=1000
- core_freq=400
- sdram_freq=450
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- [pi1]
- # default frequencies are 700/250/400
- arm_freq=700
- core_freq=250
- sdram_freq=400
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- # Settings for Pi 2
- [pi2]
- # default frequencies are 900/250/400
- arm_freq=900
- core_freq=250
- sdram_freq=400
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- # Settings for Pi 3
- [pi3]
- # default frequencies are 1200/400/450
- arm_freq=1000
- core_freq=400
- sdram_freq=450
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- # Settings for Pi 3+
- [pi3+]
- # default frequencies are 1400/400/450
- arm_freq=1000
- core_freq=400
- sdram_freq=450
- start_file=start_cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup_cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi_debug.img
- # Settings for Pi 4
- [pi4]
- # default frequencies are 1500/500/3200
- arm_freq=1000
- core_freq=500
- sdram_freq=3200
- start_file=start4cd.elf
- fixup_file=fixup4cd.dat
- kernel=kernelrpi4.img
- # Debug kernel (needs a 115200 serial connection)
- #kernel=kernelrpi4_debug.img
- # Do not manually add options below this line as they will be removed
- [all]
- hdmi_drive=1
- #refresh=2
- #resolution=1280x1024
- ## 1280x1024 @ 60Hz
- hdmi_group=2
- hdmi_mode=57
- #scaling=0
- scaling_kernel=8
- #interface_1=1
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