Hi all. I successfully got Debian and Xorg working on my Mini2440. I'm willing to share, but you gotta help me out first. You see, my Mini2440 is outputting an image that is 20 pixels away from the edge, which messes up calibration settings and other things. This seems to only happen with the 2.6.29rc8 kernel; when I used the qtopia distribution that came with it, the screen was fitting "snuggly" (ie. you could see everything, without black space). Here's a photo: http://web11.twitpic.com/img/143822887-88c2811e854cfb8c01753f2f978ef9fe.... I have added the mini2440=0tb parameter to the bootargs of uboot; however this did not make any difference. Any suggestions? Cheers, Coburn64.
TouchScreen Display is 20 pixels from left - 2.6.29rc8 kernel
Hello, Try with mini2440=3tb, that works for me. Yours is probably also shifted a few pixels down or up, 3tb fixes that aswell. It would be really nice if you would explain how you got Debian and Xorg working :) I am running debian but can't get Xorg working at all, the problem might be xorg.conf and something other...How much free memory do you btw have when you are running X? What windowmanager are you using, I can't open your picture.
To be honest, I'm using a Debian install that was found in another thread on thaiembedded.net. Since that site in thai, I had to do the rounds of translating it. After I booted the distro, it was all in working order. I did apt-get install xorg, which installed a heap of crap, like drivers and other crap. I then removed the drivers that I didn't need (all except mouse, keyboard, fbdev and evtouch). After that, I calibrated the touchscreen, and then did Coburn@Mini2440~# X And I was greeted with X on my display! No Window manager as of yet, but it's a start! ;) Perhaps I could upload the Debian root in a tar.gz file for you? Cheers, Coburn64
Hello, At least it would be nice to see how the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file looks but if you can upload the filesystem as tar.gz that would be great too. Maybe mediafire.com or some other hosting site would work?
No worries, i'll paste bin the xorg.conf file, and upload the archive with the root file system for you and anyone else who wants it. It's currently got just the base Xorg installed; maybe install Xdm if you want a login manager, etc...
As requested, here's my Xorg configuration file: http://pastebin.com/9dKpzvQY I'm making an archive of the root fs, and I will upload it when complete. Cheers...