My problem is when I turn on the computer with the hdmi not connected, only the nvidia logo appears on the screen. The screen turns on when I connect the Hdmi cable without turning off the computer. When using it, if I unplug the connected HDMI cable, the screen won’t update.
I want to use the computer without ever plugging in the HDMI cable.
If “nvidia” is not written instead of the driver in the device section, the screen comes up and is updated even if the hdmi is not connected, but it cannot be used because the system gives an error, you can just say OK to the error. If “nvidia” is written in the driver part, it does not give an error, but the screen does not come up when HDMI is not connected.
Contents of the xorg.conf file: xorg.conf (1.4 KB)
There is a README-vnc.txt file on the L4T-README volume included in your system image. You can access the contents of that volume by mounting it from your developer kit.
This readme has an instruction to write screen info to the xorg.conf.
Once I plug in the HDMi, I see the vnc Screen, the problem of staying in the Nvidia logo is resolved, but when I unplug the HDMi cable, the vnc screen freezes. The mouse seems to be moving but the screen is not updating.
I have tried RealVnc right now and the same problem persists in this. I’ve been trying unofficial methods but haven’t found the solution yet. If I can find a solution I will update this topic. Please, if you can find a solution, I would be glad if you write.