Make sure the refresh is no higher than 60HZ and that you are running at the native resolution of the panel.
> Kia ora, > > so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go > completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the > cables which were firmly in place. Occasionally it would flash back to > life, then die again. So, I phoned Philips since it was still warranted, > courier picked it up three hours later and I was impressed. Not so > impressed when the courier lost it. I phoned Philips every day for a > while and eventually a week and a half later (after having to write them > an email stating I'd rung them on such and such a day, courier had > picked it up at such and such a time and that I needed a replacement) I > received the replacement. Problem was it was physically damaged. So they > sent me another. Now, the second replacement has a similar problem to > the first replacement, there are lines visible going up the screen > spaced about an inch apart and every now and there are diagonal lines > moving down the screen. Apparently its a driver issue, but of course > Philips don't have any drivers for linux. Any thoughts or suggestions? > > Cheers > Matt > >
