My Hudl 2 has finally bitten the dust and I want to remove the screen and use it as a dedicated monitor for my Raspberry Pi.
There are several YouTube videos showing how this can be done with laptop screens but they involve noting the screen identification number on the back of the screen and then buying the correct driver board to connect it to the Pi.
Unfortunately, the identification number on the back of the Hudl screen does not match any I can find either through Google or specific online vendors. Nor is there any manufacturer's name.
The three possible numbers on the back of the Hudl screen are :
T08ASFC08301A
1830-00V20001
K4BT08485
- I initially tried all the 0s as zeroes but later tried variations of zeroes and letter Os, all to no avail.
Does anyone know how I can tackle the problem a different way?
Thanks in anticipation that someone may have tried this before.
There are several YouTube videos showing how this can be done with laptop screens but they involve noting the screen identification number on the back of the screen and then buying the correct driver board to connect it to the Pi.
Unfortunately, the identification number on the back of the Hudl screen does not match any I can find either through Google or specific online vendors. Nor is there any manufacturer's name.
The three possible numbers on the back of the Hudl screen are :
T08ASFC08301A
1830-00V20001
K4BT08485
- I initially tried all the 0s as zeroes but later tried variations of zeroes and letter Os, all to no avail.
Does anyone know how I can tackle the problem a different way?
Thanks in anticipation that someone may have tried this before.