Long story short. i am building a fully custom car radio. and want to use a extremely bright LCD.
sadly the DGPU seems to be nonfunctional after i fixed the bios (fried voltage controller). so the Original HDMI port does not work.
you can use a EDP TO HDMI adapter to add a HDMI port as replacement to the onboard EDP LCD connector,
HOWEVER it turns out. lenovo enforces a LCD whitelist.
this means you cannot upgrade the LCD despite matching EDP specs and voltages.
If i connect a new screen directly to the system. only static shows. despite matching EDP 1.4 spec and Voltages
if i use a "EDP TO HDMI" adapter board. the screen will not work. unless you sleep/wake windows. then it does work.
this means there is a LCD whitelist. because on boot. EDP handshake occours. bios says NO. and blocks it.
in windows during sleep/wake. EDP handshake occours. but BIOS does not enforce whitelist in that moment.
I am wondering. can Bios LCD whitelist be removed Entirely? can the bios just be set to output 1080@60hz? (or 4k60hz. both work for me as my panel accepts both.)
if it cannot be removed/disabled. is there a way to replace a existing LCD for a different LCD model so it does work?
I have attached the bios flash that boots on this specific machine. thank you in advance for you help!
sadly the DGPU seems to be nonfunctional after i fixed the bios (fried voltage controller). so the Original HDMI port does not work.
you can use a EDP TO HDMI adapter to add a HDMI port as replacement to the onboard EDP LCD connector,
HOWEVER it turns out. lenovo enforces a LCD whitelist.
this means you cannot upgrade the LCD despite matching EDP specs and voltages.
If i connect a new screen directly to the system. only static shows. despite matching EDP 1.4 spec and Voltages
if i use a "EDP TO HDMI" adapter board. the screen will not work. unless you sleep/wake windows. then it does work.
this means there is a LCD whitelist. because on boot. EDP handshake occours. bios says NO. and blocks it.
in windows during sleep/wake. EDP handshake occours. but BIOS does not enforce whitelist in that moment.
I am wondering. can Bios LCD whitelist be removed Entirely? can the bios just be set to output 1080@60hz? (or 4k60hz. both work for me as my panel accepts both.)
if it cannot be removed/disabled. is there a way to replace a existing LCD for a different LCD model so it does work?
I have attached the bios flash that boots on this specific machine. thank you in advance for you help!
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