Yes. These settings should go to config.ini. Unless you like adding them every time
I donāt add them, but copy my boot.ini after updateā¦
I have created a topic in the Hardkernel forum regarding this possible mismatch.
[Edit] And the result is the N2 has four A73 big cores and two A53 little cores 
This method with putting options in āconfig.iniā is not working for me as you explain.
For example I donāt see where to disable blue led heartbeat, so I edit boot.ini and change setenv heartbeat ā1ā value to 0 to turn off blue ledā¦
If I donāt change setenv wol ā1ā to 0 in boot.ini WOL is enabled in spite of enabling wol=0 in config.ini
Thatās mainly the reason why I edit boot.ini to be sure that my settings stick.
config.ini works here.
Iāve just tried to put wol=0 and I cannot wake it up.
Could you copy your config.ini settings here?
@Sholander config.ini is not updated on each flash like the boot.ini is, you would have to copy the latest version to your boot partition.
mount -o rw,remount /flash
cp /usr/share/bootloader/config.ini /flash
That is why you are not seeing config options like the heartbeat for example, this is probably not communicated enough.
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I dont mind testing that for you, since I have lots of files for that. 
I didnāt know this file existed. BTW, it misses the hdmimode and maxcpus options.
Itās not missing, this is done on purpose.
hdmimode is only used during bootup, Kodi then setās itās own resolution, I felt it could be confusing to users and so it was removed.
maxcpuās option seemed pointless as I could not see why anybody would want to restrict their CPU, Iām sure everyone who has bought an N2 has bought it because it is the most powerful Amlogic device on the market.
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I agree on maxcpus.
hdmimode is useful for me as I use a wireless hdmi transmitter for my projector and each frequency change takes a few seconds so I try to avoid that as much as I can.
Obviously, as I missed this completely. Maybe put in change list when there is a new config.ini
Looked now at config.ini in 20190530 .tar update and can see the difference. It has all I need, so will try to do it in recommended wayā¦
You can then add lines
vout_mode=āhdmiā
hdmimode=ā1080p60hzā (or one for your needs)
I think 
Yes itās already done on my side. I was just saying it is not in the default config.ini
Wrong Iām afraid, these variables was removed from boot.ini/config.ini.
If your using the default Kodi resolution then there would be no additional mode change.
I mainly watch 24p material so my kodi setting is set accordingly.
A quick note that the problems I had with network issues and addons seems to be fixed in the latter nightly releases (sorry not sure which one as Iāve just switched back from 9.0.1 stable).
Cheers guys - nice work.
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Since nightly 01 auto update does not work. I had to manually update to nightly 02 and 03
It was disabled due to some issues after moving N2 to new kernel. Now they are fixed and I think already tomorrow it will be working again.
Thanks for clarification
I have enabled auto updates on nightly builds again.
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