Dopo come al solito, aver girato in lungo ed in largo la rete per sistemare il framebuffer per avere la console ad una risoluzione decente, e considerando che in Grub2 la soluzione di mettere alla fine di ogni linea del kernel in uso vga="risoluzione" è deprecato..........ho cominciato a tirare testate contro la tastiera.
Ma in Linux la soluzione is always the simplest way possible.
After trying things like this link at the end I found the solution for reasons a little:)
Ok let's get to the point: with root privileges, open the file
and the line
MUST become
in my case is 792 but you need to change the resolution supported by from your vga. In the case refer to this table link.
Now you will get your tty without sbolognate different, and doing so you will have the framebuffer over 360 degrees (normal kernel, recovery mode etc. .......).
A nice article can be found at this link .
PS: Be careful not to mess with these files so delicate as not to be muddied with the bootloader, please.
Ma in Linux la soluzione is always the simplest way possible.
After trying things like this link at the end I found the solution for reasons a little:)
Ok let's get to the point: with root privileges, open the file
nano / etc / default / grub
and the line
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash"
MUST become
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX = "vga = 792"
in my case is 792 but you need to change the resolution supported by from your vga. In the case refer to this table link.
Now you will get your tty without sbolognate different, and doing so you will have the framebuffer over 360 degrees (normal kernel, recovery mode etc. .......).
A nice article can be found at this link .
PS: Be careful not to mess with these files so delicate as not to be muddied with the bootloader, please.
