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Subject: Re: [9fans] Building a Raspberry Pi image / Keyboard support
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> I'm using 20" Sharp LC-20E90 with HDMI cable, then
> I got 1184x624 display size (sigh).
> Any idea to exand this?

I got it.
I changes the line of
disable_overscan=1 to uncommented of
the file CONFIG.TXT in /n/9fat directory, and rebooted.

Then, now I have 1280x720 display.

Why you named /dev/sdM0/dos not /dev/sdM0/9fat?
I prefer the latter, because it is accordant with other cpus.

Kenji