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Michael2016-02-15 12:36:35
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Michael, 2016-02-15 12:36:35

How to change resolution m.nt68676.2?

The old laptop asus x61sl (aka f50) honestly served for 4 years, got burned out by the power circuit, lay for several months in services and lay on the shelf as a useless piece of plastic. But one day an idea came up - I turn off the screen from it (there is a Samsung matrix LTN154X3 - L03), I screw it to the table, I connect it to the raspberry pi and I will have almost a desktop on the table from almost nothing.
And I ordered the m.nt68676.2 controller, it came to work, but instead of 1366x768, which this matrix displays, it displays 1440x900, it looks like a poorly readable font and a wide black bar on the right.
If I understood everything correctly, I need to reflash it for the required resolution.
Well, actually: if I understand everything correctly - please give me a link to the corresponding firmware, if I'm wrong somewhere - point me to it.
Thank you for your attention

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Alexander Volkov, 2016-02-15
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Did you poke around in the controller menu? Maybe there you can set permission?
Or maybe you can force permission on rapsberry?
I don’t know why the seller didn’t ask you, but when I bought it, they asked me which display I would connect to the controller so that they would flash me a suitable version. You can try to write to the seller about your problem, maybe they will send the firmware.
At the very least, buy a controller where you can set the resolution with jumpers.

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