elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi Marghanita,
The only problem you may have is that the screen
resolution on the laptop may be too poor for a
decent image resolution. I'd be curious as to how
yo go though.
After quite a bit of experimentation, the good news is I now have an operational
Digital Frame.
The bad news is it isn't linux or open source. I would welcome any suggestions
for an open source/linux solution.
I've documented the project here:
<http://www.ramin.com.au/eco-sydney/e-waste.shtml>
I plan to use the frame in next January's Eco-Annandale Exhibition
<http://ramin.com.au/annandale/eco-annandale-2009.shtml>
Marghanita
Regards,
Patrick
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
Thu, 26 Feb 2009 11:09:47 +1100
I am experimenting, to see whether I can convert either or both NEC
Versa (2200C
& 4230 circa 1996/7) laptops into Multimedia Digital Frames...the
challenge is
as much about hardware as software. Even the floppy disk drive, I am
using on my
current laptop, makes the FD appear as a USB device and the low level
Formatting
instructions don't work.
Marghanita
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