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Originally Posted by pazos
I think I don't follow because you're talking about disconnecting the screen as a good diagnostic test and at the same time you said that you don't find any difference with the screen disconnected?
I'm sorry but my english is not good and this is a bidirectional problem, both Input and Output  |
Well I didn't explain it too well.
If disconnecting the screen has made a difference to the errors seen, we might conclude that the screen is the problem. It did not change any errors, so I inferred that the problem was with the chip, not the screen.
Really, we need one with a known broken screen to repeat the test and see for sure what happens. (i'm not planning to break my screen just for that though
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