dispconf

Generates display configuration data

Syntax:

dispconf -i vid did index [-d drv[,mode opts]]*
         [-c file] [-g name=val[ ,name=val[ ,...]]]

Runs on:

Neutrino

Options:

-i vid, did, index
The vid (vendor id), did (device id) and index (device index) of the device for which the device {} section should be added or updated in the config file. The vid, did, index values are numbers, if they start with 0xn, then the n is a hexadecimal value.
-c file
Use this configuration file instead of the default.
-g name=val[,name=val[,...]]
Specify overrides of entries in the display {} section.
Note: This option will only work when the device section is added for the first time, or when the list of drivers changes.

The default display section is:

display {
   xres=640
   yres=480
   refresh=60
   pixel_format=rgb565

}

Description:

The dispconf utility has several options that enable you to manipulate the configuration information for your video hardware.

Files:

/etc/system/config/display.conf
The default configuration file.
/etc/system/config/display.conf.changed
A zero length file. It is created by the dispconf if the configuration has been changed.
/etc/system/config/crtc-settings
If /etc/system/config/crtc-settings does not exist, try to restore it.