Allow all video modes to be set in the kboot.conf#33
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- Fix the list of video modes to represent what libxenon actually does these days - Update the default video mode from the old HDMI 720p to the new HDMI 720p
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kboot.conf currently sets the maximum videomode value to NTSC, effectively meaning we're stuck with PAL/NTSC composite video. VIDEO_MODE_COUNT exists as a constant in libxenon since ~2013, we can reference this value allowing all valid video modes to be forced.
I use this to force the video mode to boot ArchPOWER and get a good picture over VGA.