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Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

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Posted at 2/14/2015 02:50:06        Only Author  1#

Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

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Is it possible to increase the color to 24 or 32 bit in Lubuntu.

I read somewhere some time ago, you need to compile a new kernel.

Any help or link to the post would be appreciated.

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Posted at 2/14/2015 13:51:31        Only Author  2#

Re: Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

I fixed my own problem, so no need for anyone to reply by following Radxa wiki pages.
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Posted at 2/26/2015 14:32:35        Only Author  3#

Re: Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

This is the wiki link:  http://radxa.com/Rock/display
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Posted at 2/26/2015 23:10:06        Only Author  4#

Re: Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

Unfortunately it only give me a black screen after following the Radxa wiki page.

I think the problem is because there is no framebuffer driver.

Maybe someone else can also test the solution and see if it works for them.

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Posted at 2/27/2015 10:19:38        Only Author  5#

Re: Possible to activate 24/32 bit color support in Lubuntu?

Hi dewet

you can do as followings

  1. cat << EOF > /etc/init/fbset.conf
  2. # fbset - run fbset to set truecolor fbmo
  3. dedescription "run fbset ASAP"
  4. start on startup and started udev or starting lightdm
  5. task
  6. script
  7. [ -x /bin/fbset ] && /bin/fbset -a -nonstd 1 -depth 32 -rgba "8/0,8/8,8/16,8/24"
  8. end script
  9. EOF
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  1. cat << EOF > /etc/X11/xorg.conf
  2. Section "Screen"
  3. Identifier "Default Screen"
  4. DefaultDepth 24
  5. EndSection
  6. EOF
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then you should Add the following to /etc/rc.local

  1. service lightdm stop
  2. fbset -a -nonstd 1 -depth 32 -rgba 8/0,8/8,8/16,8/24
  3. service lightdm start
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