From my reading and limited testing it looks like this setup is generic enough to handle 17in and smaller LCDs. I'm not yet used to Raspbian but I'm going to use the adapter on a PC and tinker with audio. The adapter has
Last top post on this thread. The first working LCD was an LG recycled from a Toshiba. That laptop needed the MB video chip to be refloated Thanks to Peter who let me have it for tinkering. I never got around to refloating it but the LCD is working ok. The next one was a 15 in LCD from an older Toshiba where I was trying to override the MP Bios bug. This LCD is Chungwei and worked with the supplied cable. Apparently there is a kernel setting setting which would allow me to correctly overrid ACPI and set the DSDT. Have yet to try that on the other Toshiba from Peter. It's stripped and boots SoaS. It's the only laptop which runs on ac without the battery being installed. The third Laptop was HP. While the LVDS pairs appear to be the same the cable connector is a locking version and it appears that the pin offset, which ensures the cable orientation, is not present. I'm not able to find a data sheet for it so I'm not going to try until I can get it under a magnifying glass. The pcb is fastened to the screen in a manner which makes it difficult to view the connection end on. headphone output but HDMI audio would be nice. <snipped oldest> Russell Sent from mobile.