Thanks Andrew,
For your reply. EDID overriding is the last solution for me. Any way thanks for
pointing the EFI_EDID protocols.
> On 19-Sep-2018, at 11:01 PM, Andrew Fish wrote:
>
> Prabin,
>
> There is not an easy answer to your question.
> 1) What video resolution is available can be a fun
Prabin,
There is not an easy answer to your question.
1) What video resolution is available can be a function of what monitor is
plugged in to the graphics card.
2) The monitor can publish an EDID that defines what resolutions the monitor
supports. EDID is a VESA standard.
3) An EFI Platform
Any points on this really helpful for me.
> On 15-Sep-2018, at 6:46 AM, prabin ca wrote:
>
> Hi Team,
> I’m working with a platform having UHD (3840X2160as native resolution)
> display screen. I have dump the video modes using EFI_GRAPHICS_PROTOCOL.
>
> Following are the dump result
>
> Mod
Hi Team,
I’m working with a platform having UHD (3840X2160as native resolution) display
screen. I have dump the video modes using EFI_GRAPHICS_PROTOCOL.
Following are the dump result
Mode 0 : hRes = 3840 Vres=2160
Mode 1 : hRes = 640 Vres = 480
Mode 2 : hRes = 800 Vres = 600
Mode 3 : hRes = 10
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