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Buildroot and framebuffer

I am very new to embedded programming so please have some understanding if i sound dumb. Recently i have built a linux kernel using buildroot tool. These are the commands i used: make ...
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How can I get the number bytes to write per row for FrameBuffer?

Goal: I'm writing a very simple image viewer for framebuffer /dev/fb0 (something like fbi). Current state: My software takes the pixel resolution from /sys/class/graphics/fb0/virtual_size (such as ...
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hwinfo --framebuffer shows nothing, can't change grub resolution

I am using a Lenovo Yoga C940 15" with Fedora 34. It has a 4K screen with an nvidia gtx1650 mobile card and integrated intel graphics. I wanted to change the resolution of the GRUB menu because ...
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Display blacking out on boot (Macbook Linux)

(Please note that I am breaking this out as a separate question from this one I asked earlier: How exactly do the Linux display device files work?) I have a Linux From Scratch system that I've built (...
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How exactly do the Linux display device files work? [closed]

I don't really understand how the Linux display device files work and interact together. What files in the /dev tree need to go where and where do they need to connect/point to, in order to show a ...
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mapping linux /dev/fb0 to DDR for displaying

I want to write a linux driver which maps my specified memory address space to /dev/fb0. the driver should be specified by what part of linux? drm or frame buffer or server X or somthing else? Which ...
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The window would like the X- represents at the same time in two frame buffers

I'm using the two frame buffer. /dev/fb0: 1024x768 (LCD) /dev/fb1: 1920x1080 (HDMI) I want to be the same content simultaneously on two frame buffer output. Is there any way ?
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