Describe the bug
I have installed the Rev D firmware on my Powkiddy A13 and everything works fine so far. The only problem is, that the configuration file causes the UI to be kind of messed up. It won't fit the whole screen. It auto-detects retroarch_v3.cfg
from your SD card structure zip-file from your repo with this configuration:
video_fullscreen_x = "800"
video_fullscreen_y = "480"
video_fullscreen = "true"
However, the screen resolution of the Powkiddy A13 is 1024x600. Changing the values to these dimensions and booting into the system causes the screen to turn on and off and on again before finally turning off one last time. Then it stays black. That's it. Changing these values to 800x480 again brings back the UI.
Games will also be affected by this, not only RetroArch.
Using retroarch.cfg
from your zip-file which would have the correct resolution configured has the same effect.
I've also tried installing this firmware first as it was the only one labeled with "A13":
A12/A13 | A, B | RUKA 3.0 alpha CFW | RUKA_a12_v1_v2_3.0_alpha_20210504.img.zip
But after flashing the firmware the console wouldn't boot anymore and the screen just stayed black.
I'm not sure if this is a bug with the firmware or a problem on my end. Any help would be appreciated.
Custom Firmware version:
v3.0 Alpha 1
Console (please complete the following information):
- Brand: Powkiddy
- Model: A13
- Version: The latest one, I guess. Bought it a month ago.
- Mods: None
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Download "SDCard structure for RUKA v3.0 alpha" from your repo
- Extract it on the SD card
- Rename
retroarch v3.cfg
to retroarch_v3.cfg
in settings/retroarch/
- Put SD card into the device
- Turn on the device
- Screen is messed up but works
- Exit RetroArch
- Take out SD card and put it into your PC
- Edit
retroarch_v3.cfg
and set correct screen resolution to 1024x600
- Put the SD card back into the device
- Turn on the device
- You can see the (messed up) startup screen, then the screen flashes a few times until the screen finally turns off
Expected behavior
Video output that fits the screen at 1024x600 on the boot screen and the UI/games.
Screenshots