2012-09-27, 08:11
(2012-09-27, 08:05)MilhouseVH Wrote:(2012-09-27, 07:59)gimli Wrote: Your overclocking settings are to high when you see image crruptions. Go back to the normal clock settings and remove config_hdmi_boost/disable_overscan from config.txt to see if the problem is related to those settings.
It's nothing to do with overclocking.
I have just reformatted the ext4 partition, removed the config.txt file - so to be clear, there is no longer a config.txt file present in the primary partition - and booted XBMC, which came up with a resolution of 640x480.
I have seen image corruptions with overclocking. So don't tell me overclocking doesn't belong to image corruptions. Overclocking must not but can lead to that.
Debug log output through pastebin.
