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> Possibly something to do with the EDID in your particular monitor, and the way that (AIUI) the EDID gets parsed differently in the 32-bit (by firmware-code) and 64-bit (by...

> Kernel version being used for your 32 bit and 64 bit installs please. 32bit = 5.10.103-v7l+ 64bit = 5.15.32-v8+ But both SD-cards I've used since February have upgraded from...

eehmm ok ... I _know_ it's not the most important issue in the Raspi-world ... so would I have to go buy myself a new screen ? and how would...

> There are constant changes to the software in this area (because even major monitor manufacturers seem unable to get EDID's correct in some cases), so have you tried the...

> This is almost certainly unrelated, and should be reported in a separate issue. Maybe I explained to poorly ? :) The issue is NOT an issue now-and-then AND the...

ehmm not likely ? :) For sure 32bit is Buster & 64bit is Bullseye ? Currently my kernel is 5.15.76-v8+ I really don't grasp your request - I started this...

> Trying to compare 32-bit Buster to 64-bit Bullseye simply involves too many different factors. .. ok ... I'm gonna volunteer for that approach then ... and basically 'ignore' everything...

> This issue ended with comments from a couple of devs with no response, so fell into the low priority task. and I figured that to be; they're on to...

> > thus if anyone likes to teach me; please go ahead ;O) > That's what I 'attempted' ? man_shrugging Not in respect to the fact I failed to see...

It would be nice to hear @popcornmix say if he read that switching from `kms` to `fkms` is a work-around that 'fix' the issue & if he still want a...