Re: Use a notebook TFT as normal monitor
jbk wrote:
Hello,
can anyone help a newbie here?
I would like to turn my notebooks old TFT into a normal working
Monitor... via VGA probably...
But, there is a problem, i dont have any idea from where to begin!
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanx in advance!
JBK
its been done, but is far from simple. A usable approach in some cases
is to run remote desktop software, and fire up the laptop on linux
live. This can get round hdd failure, floppy failure, cd failure, and
some other laptop problems, but not all.
NT
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