This post was finally edited by Walter.O at 2023-8-3 02:47
Hi.
I have the same problem on a debian Distro, headless.
the defaut resolution mode for my screen is 1280x720, while I would prefer having a smaller one, like 1024x768 because my screen is really small (11 inch maybe) - the only resolution that was accepted during my tests was "640x480"
With the command - grep -r "1280x720" /usr/lib
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I was able to see more possible resolutions :
SCREEN_RESOLUTION=("1920x1080p60" "1280x720p60" "1920x1080p50" "1280x1024p60" "1024x768p60" "800x600p60" "640x480p60" "1360x768p60" "1440x900p60" "1680x1050p60")
But none of them seems to work , except 640x480p60 when I tried :
I worked around the issue by modifying my console font setup (hence it's easier to read the screen).
with :
I could list the default console font used by the system.
A list of fonts can be viewed in /usr/share/consolefonts/
Finally I modified the file /etc/console-setup/cached_setup_font.sh
and changed the default font with this one, much bigger :
'/usr/share/consolefonts/Uni3-Terminus24x12.psf.gz'
And then I ran the script :
- sudo /etc/console-setup/cached_setup_font.sh
Copy codeI would rather change my framebuffer screen resolution, if anyone had the solution
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