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detect.sh issue with Raspberry Pi Zero 2 #2

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sliverx opened this issue Nov 11, 2021 · 3 comments
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detect.sh issue with Raspberry Pi Zero 2 #2

sliverx opened this issue Nov 11, 2021 · 3 comments

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@sliverx
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sliverx commented Nov 11, 2021

I recently got a Zero 2 running in my GPi Case: The enable and disable scripts work on it but detect.sh couldn't tell when the HDMI cable was disconnected on boot after enabling HDMI out:

The Zero 2 reports a value of 0x40000 for the $TVCODE variable Line 25 elifs against rather than 0x40001: Changing the value allows the script to work as expected.

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SWiT commented Nov 11, 2021

Thanks for the report. I'll add Zero 2 support later tonight. I got hung up trying to manually install Retropie on my Zero 2 with the 10/30/2021 32bit RPiOS release. SDL2 wasn't installing in under the Basic Install. I got the Super Retroboy Z2 distro to boot so I'll use that and update the script tonight. What image are you using?

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sliverx commented Nov 12, 2021

I'm running a direct dd flash of the Pi3 Retropie weekly build from 11/7 using the Safe Shutdown script, your script and manual edits to /boot/config.txt and /etc/asound.conf to make sound work and downmix to mono, respectively.

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SWiT commented Nov 12, 2021

It should work now at 1080p60. I still need to check if the TV state codes stay the same at various lower resolutions and refresh rates.

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