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Black screen on raspberry pi 4 4gb v1 #6891

Open gian2k opened 2 years ago

gian2k commented 2 years ago

i have a black screen after splash screen in v33-34-35 version I had solved only in v33 with this guide: Connect the mini HDMI cable to the port closest to the power supply Launch Batocera on Pi 4 and log in via SSH mount -o remount, rw / boot cp /boot/cmdline.txt /boot/cmdline.txtbackup nano /boot/cmdline.txt Add video = HDMI-A-1: 1920x1080M @ 60 at the end of the line and save (note the space)

dmanlfc commented 2 years ago

Try this v35 upgrade here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mGfpALzSkzXRdZPxE3JLnpqBNWPjyx4b

gian2k commented 2 years ago

sorry i can't enable ssh on batocera. i have black screen ..

gian2k commented 2 years ago

i updated version 33 but the fix doesn't work:black screen

ghost commented 2 years ago

I have see a similar issue in Batocera V35 beta1for RPi3. Black screen after the splash screen with the default settings. After i change resolution to 720p from config.txt and change emulationstation resolution also to 720p i don't have issue.

pmsrodrigues commented 2 years ago

This is still a problem. One workaround for those who need for example to enable ssh, is to use the HDMI port closest to the power supply, and unplug it for a little while, putting it back. Sometimes it takes a couple tries. But it would be nice it was fixed without these workarounds and tweaks to config.txt

githubcdr commented 1 year ago

Same issue here, after upgrading to 36 my screen stays blank. Adding this to cmdline.txt has no effect

video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60

Also tried this in config.txt

hdmi_pixel_encoding:0=4
hdmi_pixel_encoding:1=4
lgbongiolo commented 1 year ago

Okay, in my case I was having the "No Input" after the batocera splash screen. I realized I had a list of splash videos that I downloaded from youtube, with video games 90's commercials. Some of the videos were never played on boot...

From the menu, system settings, splash settings I changed the configuration to batocera splash image and it worked. So I suppose the issue was when the system tries to play the splash video with a random resolution.

I removed the videos that were not playing on splash and left only the videos that were working fine. Now it boots every time with no issues. (Luckily)

POSSIBLE SOLUTION: Find the config file regarding to the splash screen and set it to Batocera Splash Image.