Re: FreeBSD not booting on Raspberry with VGA 666

2016-01-25 Thread Emmanuel Vadot

On 2016-01-25 19:00, Oliver Psotta wrote:

Hello,

FreeBSD-11.0-CURRENT-arm-armv6-RPI2-20160121-r294499 did not boot on a
Rasberry Pi 2 B with the Gert VGA 666 adaptor connected to the
Raspberry's GPIO port. This adaptor basically is a passive resistor
network, using most of the GPIO's pins.


 FreeBSD doesn't support this kind of screen at the moment.


My guess is that FreeBSD tries to activate the serial port on GPIO and
this fails. Is there a solution to turn off the serial port or set the
config.txt to enable booting?


 You will need to edit the dts file and recompile a new dtb that disable 
the serial port.



By the way I've managed to get VGA 666 working for FreeBSD with the
same settings and files as for Linux and Risc OS. Of course booting
stops after the message
[code] Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0 [/code]


 I guess it's works because u-boot and knows about it but as said before 
FreeBSD doesn't support this kind of screen.


--
Emmanuel Vadot
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FreeBSD not booting on Raspberry with VGA 666

2016-01-25 Thread Oliver Psotta
Hello,

FreeBSD-11.0-CURRENT-arm-armv6-RPI2-20160121-r294499 did not boot on a Rasberry 
Pi 2 B with the Gert VGA 666 adaptor connected to the Raspberry's GPIO port. 
This adaptor basically is a passive resistor network, using most of the GPIO's 
pins.

My guess is that FreeBSD tries to activate the serial port on GPIO and this 
fails. Is there a solution to turn off the serial port or set the config.txt to 
enable booting?

By the way I've managed to get VGA 666 working for FreeBSD with the same 
settings and files as for Linux and Risc OS. Of course booting stops after the 
message 
[code] Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0 [/code]
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