Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Applied change to config.txt, MM fails to boot.
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Comment out the dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d change, and Pi boots, MM starts OK.
Does it matter where in config.txt that the new line is placed?
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Or…, is it best to use the sudo raspi-config /Advanced/… route?
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Did you remove these entries in the config.txt?
display_rotate = 1
avoid_warnings = 1 -
display_rotate = 1 - is commented out (I’m happy with MM in landscape mode)
avoid_warnings = 1 - line doesn’t exist. -
I had the same issue. I changed
dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3dtodtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3dand was able to boot up again. -
That doesn’t work for me, MM boots to a few lines about blocks, then nothing else.
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Did you try the rasps-config tool to configure the GL driver?
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No, because if that kills it, I don’t know how to bring it back - what file to edit etc…?
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@richard238 It just modifies the config.txt for you in a save way. There is a bigger chance of you killing your pi doing it manually than using the config tool.
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Ok, when I get time, I’ll create a backup of the MM SD card first, and then try the GUI config tool.
Thanks.
