I have the following specs information for my laptop.
- Architecture: x86_64
- System: Linux 5.18.19
- Available Memory: 15074/15885 MB
- OpenGL: 4.6.0 NVIDIA 515.48.07
- CPU Model: Intel Core i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
- CPU Number: 8
- CPU Max Frequency: 3800 MHz
- CPU Feature: avx2
VIDEO DRIVER
- Graphics API: OpenGL ES 2.0
- Vendor: NVIDIA Corp
- Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060/PCIe/SSE2
- Version: OpenGL ES 3.2 NVIDIA 515.48.07
- Shaders: OpenGL ES GLSL ES 3.20
For some odd reason, cannot get the video to output through the HDMI port on the computer. Sound comes through, but no video.
Using the latest Batocera Version: batocera-x86_64-35-20220917.img
This is setup on a MicroUSB drive and all works great viewing and playing through the laptop screen.
Once I switch over to HDMI and hook it up to my TV, the laptop computer screen goes Blank/Black ( no picture ) once batocera reboots to go into HDMI output.
I have tried to change the batocera-boot.conf settings to see if any of the following would make a difference.. None of the following changes did anything for the video.
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Although most Intel integrated graphics should work out of the box, some chips such as the one in the NUC6i5SYH Intel NUC Kit require activating the latest official i965 drivers.
To activate these drivers uncomment (i.e. remove the initial #) the intel-i965-driver=true line.
intel-i965-driver=true
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`## Manually override Nvidia driver selected. Leave this setting commented to have Batocera automatically select the correct driver.
true -> Use the current production driver.
legacy -> Use the “legacy” 470 driver (could be subject to change, though unlikely).
legacy390 -> Use the older 390 driver.
nvidia-driver=true
nvidia-prime=true`
I’ve removed and added the “#” sign in front all three of the following ( (intel-i965-driver=true), (nvidia-driver=true), (nvidia-prime=true) ) in various configurations and nothing seems to help provide the video output.
When using the laptop with Windows 10 booted up, the HDMI outputs the computer screen to the TV through the same HDMI cable without issues.
Once we boot into Batocera, the HDMI port becomes inactive.
Anything I can do in the config or system software to get it to work?
