Part Number: AM625
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Hello TI
I checked the kernel configuration to display LOGO, but there was no penguin logo picture in the system startup process, but the screen could display normally. What's the reason?
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Part Number: AM625
Tool/software:
Hello TI
I checked the kernel configuration to display LOGO, but there was no penguin logo picture in the system startup process, but the screen could display normally. What's the reason?
The screen refers to the LCD/HDMI/LVDS display, I hope to display the default LOGO during the kernel boot process, but I find that only the default weston interface is displayed after entering the system, I want to know the current version of the display related driver is compiled as a driver module? Or does the current version not support the kernel startup LOGO display?
Hi,
The current display driver is a module and not built-in as part of Kernel. Do you not observe any splash (penguins or TI logo or loading screen)?
Regards,
Krunal
Thank you for your reply. The problem has been solved. The reason for the problem is that the display driver has been compiled into a module and compiled into the kernel to display the kernel LOGO normally.