Did you turn on the ‘framebuffer console’ in the menuconfig? (device drivers / 
graphics support / console display driver support / framebuffer console support)
And you need to press Alt+F2 (or F3, F4,..) to switch to frame buffer console 
on the LCD.
Hope this was the case..
Chan

From: linux-boun...@lists.openrisc.net 
[mailto:linux-boun...@lists.openrisc.net] On Behalf Of Daniel Herrington
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2014 2:40 AM
To: linux@lists.openrisc.net
Subject: [ORLinux] enable framebuffer console in linux for atlys

Greetings.

I'm playing with orpsocv2 on the Digilent Atlys. I've been following the 
excellent orpsocv2 tutorial by Sven Andersson over at 
http://www.rte.se/blog/blogg-modesty-corex/using-orpsoc. I've got it working 
using u-boot to load applications. I've also got Jonas Bonn's Linux (git clone 
git://git.openrisc.net/jonas/linux) booting on my atlys board. It presents a 
serial console. Now I'd like to turn on the vga framebuffer driver to output to 
the HDMI port on the Atlys board (like Stefan Kristiansson shows on 
http://www.chokladfabriken.org/projects/orpsoc-atlys/news).

I tried downloading Stefan's Linux repo, but it doesn't seem to have 
framebuffer support turned on (e.g., there's no defconfig for atlys, no 
atlys.dts with fb0 defined, etc.). I tried manually editing the files and 
rerunning "make menuconfig;make" to get framebuffer support, but the resulting 
vmlinux still doesn't enable the framebuffer. I still only have serial console 
support.

Is there an openrisc linux repo somewhere that has all of the relevant 
updates/settings for enabling framebuffer console support on atlys?

Thanks,
Daniel

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