By default, the “Built-in display” is set as the primary display. As a result, the taskbar and top bar are not displayed on the connected monitor. When changing to a different monitor, the settings revert to default, causing this issue to recur.
Hi~
Can you help to provide detailed individual steps to reproduce the problem? Thank you~
Hi @Jems_Cheng
Thank you for your reply.
The screenshot I reported regarding Ubuntu 22.04 was based on the board where I personally flashed the Ubuntu image provided by the local Advantech team as of November 2023.
Today, when I started the board pre-installed with Ubuntu-desktop 22.04 from the local Advantech team, I confirmed that the “built-in display” was not present.
The issue was resolved with the board provided today, but I will report the steps I took just in case.
Steps to Reproduce
・Flash using the genio-flash command (the image is from November 2023)
・Execute the MediaTek setup as described in the following links:
https://mediatek.gitlab.io/genio/doc/ubuntu/bsp-installation.html
https://mediatek.gitlab.io/genio/doc/ubuntu/bsp-installation/video.html
https://mediatek.gitlab.io/genio/doc/ubuntu/bsp-installation/neuropilot.html
・Reboot
・Install the Ubuntu desktop and select lightdm as the display manager:
sudo apt install lightdm ubuntu-desktop-minimal
・Install development packages:
sudo apt install build-essential cmake glibc-tools
sudo apt install libopencv-dev libgtkmm-3.0-dev libpulse-dev libgpiod-dev libboost-all-dev libglew-dev libglfw3-dev
Lastly, here is a screenshot of the list of image data used with genio-flash and their timestamps.
