. . . but it has a point.
I have the passive-matrix screen from a Powerbook 145. . . is there a
way to hack it to work out the signals of a PC? Where can I get the pinouts? And is it workable?
Just a thought. . . so I don't have to buy another monitor. . .
Jake
Perhaps, but it would cost a fortune.
See this thread:
http://www.applefritter.com/node/view/5356
and the Hacks FAQ.
No, not using an A-->D converter board, but using a video card with what they call a "VESA connector". Apparently, this motherboard also has one, though it's labeled "Feature".
Methink's it's possible. . .
Oh, and I wouldn't be a bit offended if this was moved to a more appropriate forum.
Jake
Even better hack!! Take two PCs, a few assorted parts, and a bunch of
Powerbook parts and build a distributed computing device.
Hmm.
So then. . . at what point does the DIGITAL signal become analog on the video card?
And what about the VESA output? Is that analog or digital?
I think I'll look that one up.