Hello all,
I've noticed some bad HDMI jitter/flickering when using the -bone kernel,
which is present both in 3.14 and latest 4.1. However this flickering is
not present when using the -ti kernel, regardless of the version; the -ti
version is used by default in rcn's netinstall script. Unfortunately,
building sgx modules fails with the -ti kernel ("error: implicit
declaration of function fb2display") but works fine, using the same SDK,
when using -bone kernel as compiled with rcn's bb-kernel repo (branch
am33x-3.14).
Therefore I'm wondering what is ultimately the difference between those two
(isn't it a waste of effort to maintain two separate kernels?), and if any
of you had a solution for this build issue. Hopefully I'd like to use the
kernel with the least bugs, which seems to be -ti so far regarding HDMI.
Nonetheless I'd like to thank Robert C. Nelson for his work and in
particular the very useful netinstall/bb-kernel repos.
Best regards,
Tziang
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