Hi there,
I tried to turn off the HDMI on Volumio 2 using /opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o but encountered [E] Failed to initialize VCHI (ret=-1).
Any advice on how to get this done?
Ed
Hi there,
I tried to turn off the HDMI on Volumio 2 using /opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o but encountered [E] Failed to initialize VCHI (ret=-1).
Any advice on how to get this done?
Ed
PI?
Yes RPi3. Sorry for missing that out.
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Just encountered the same. Solution is sudo.
sudo /opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o
What’s the advantage of turning off HDMI?
Just encountered the same. Solution is sudo.
sudo /opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o
Is this persistent, ie. will the service remain off after a reboot?
[edit]I have found the answer: If you’re running a headless Raspberry Pi, there’s no need to power the display circuitry, and you can save a little power by running /usr/bin/tvservice -o (-p to re-enable). Add the line to /etc/rc.local to disable HDMI on boot.[/edit]
monitor=none in kernel settings?