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Allbuildsafter (andincluding) themergeofpr#9490 (except any 9.1.X) don't workAdafruitCircuitPython9.2.0-alpha.2351-35-g64cb76213fon2024-09-13; PimoroniPicodvBasewithrp2040AdafruitCircuitPython9.1.0-20-g060018be7bon2024-08-08; RaspberryPiPicowithrp2040
Code/REPL
# For DVI Sockimportboardimportpicodviimportdisplayioimportframebufferiodisplayio.release_displays()
fb=picodvi.Framebuffer(320,240,clk_dp=board.GP14, clk_dn=board.GP15,red_dp=board.GP12,
red_dn=board.GP13,green_dp=board.GP18, green_dn=board.GP19,blue_dp=board.GP16,
blue_dn=board.GP17,color_depth=8)
display=framebufferio.FramebufferDisplay(fb)
Behavior
When testing the Pimoroni dv Base the DVI display is initialized by board.c when the board boots. For builds prior to 9490 the DVI output works normally, I also tested the software initialization from above (swapping in the appropriate GPIO pins) and that worked as well. After 9490 was merged neither the board.c initialization or the software display setup worked.
I also tested the Adafruit DV sock with a Pi Pico (RP2040) using the software initialization from above and it worked/failed on the same builds.
When the display didn't initialize there was no error, the screen simply didn't show any output.
Description
No response
Additional information
For the HDMI display I was using, I needed to jumper the Pico VBUS pin to the sock 5v pin in order to get any output even from the older builds. I suspect that was simply an issue with the TV I was using as a display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
CircuitPython version
Code/REPL
Behavior
When testing the Pimoroni dv Base the DVI display is initialized by board.c when the board boots. For builds prior to 9490 the DVI output works normally, I also tested the software initialization from above (swapping in the appropriate GPIO pins) and that worked as well. After 9490 was merged neither the board.c initialization or the software display setup worked.
I also tested the Adafruit DV sock with a Pi Pico (RP2040) using the software initialization from above and it worked/failed on the same builds.
When the display didn't initialize there was no error, the screen simply didn't show any output.
Description
No response
Additional information
For the HDMI display I was using, I needed to jumper the Pico VBUS pin to the sock 5v pin in order to get any output even from the older builds. I suspect that was simply an issue with the TV I was using as a display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: