gfx_getpos/setpos can now get/set column offset.
setpos column can be fully custom. Otherwise GFX_COL_KEEP or GFX_COL_AUTO (2 columns) can be used.
Additionally, always restore column when printing debug info in log screen.
In case of FS corruption or SD issues, do the following:
- Try 2 times to init SD.
- Try 2 times to load resources
- Fatal if fail with an error message.
There's no reason for hekate to create the hekate config if missing, since Nyx is the sole manager of it.
So move the auto creation there to save binary space.
Now an animated line is drawn while bootlogo wait is active.
This will remind user to press VOL- if needed and also give visible feedback.
A new config key was added to disable it for custom bootlogos. Set `noticker=1` in `[config]` section.
It always show for default hekate one.
For now now there's no GUI option for it.
Icons that have `_nobox.bmp` in their name will make the grey background disappear.
Additionally a new option was added in Nyx Options called `Extended Boot Entries` that allows user to have a total of 10 entries showing up in Launch and More configs menus.
There were 4 reports of Nyx hanging or UMS and backup verification failing because of low binned Erista SoC.
This change reduces clock for hekate main and Nyx will now automatically try and find a working one.
In case Nyx hangs it will reduce it on next inject.
If Nyx works and user still has issues with UMS/Verification, manually editing nyx.ini and setting `bpmpclock=2` will fix that.
T210:
By default max power savings is enabled.
By changing `newpowersave=` to 0, it reverts to the old behavior of smaller power savings.
This was added to mitigate some strange DRAM chips, hanging from constant frequency change of a 800 MHz - 1600 MHz back and forth.
T210B01:
Defaults to a simple loop with no power savings. That's because of untrained ram.
Unlike all RCM payloads that are based on hekate's hwinit, coreboot does full power management before sdram init is run.
Because of that and because it doesn't support T210B01, it does not hang as expected and configures all regulators and pins which can be dangerous!
`bootprotect=1` enables protection of the `bootloader` folder inside HOS.
This disallows any reading/writing of the folder and its contents inside HOS, preventing any corruption of it.
This of course has the side-effect of homebrew that depend on it (e.g. hekate Toolbox) to not work fully.
