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I'll probably buy this kit, but I need to know where to get a monitro which supports "sync-on-green" to output the compatible VESA mode.
WHERE??
WHERE??
I will probably, but you can't install the kit in this way. You need a monitor with sync on green to install it in the first place. The uni I'm at already has the kits, they might let me install it in uni then I can use my TV to actually work the damn thing.
Will be quite cool though, just started Net Yaroze programming at uni, now I want to play with the "proper" thing now :D
Will be quite cool though, just started Net Yaroze programming at uni, now I want to play with the "proper" thing now :D
Bonus wrote:
> I'll probably buy this kit, but I need to know where to get a monitro
> which supports "sync-on-green" to output the compatible VESA
> mode.
>
> WHERE??
the PS2 linux website (official US site, but cant remember the URL, something like ps2linux.com?) has a HUGE list of makes of monitors which support sync on green, otherwise do what half of Japan do... use your TV, doesn't look to bad.
> I'll probably buy this kit, but I need to know where to get a monitro
> which supports "sync-on-green" to output the compatible VESA
> mode.
>
> WHERE??
the PS2 linux website (official US site, but cant remember the URL, something like ps2linux.com?) has a HUGE list of makes of monitors which support sync on green, otherwise do what half of Japan do... use your TV, doesn't look to bad.
I'll probably buy this kit, but I need to know where to get a monitro which supports "sync-on-green" to output the compatible VESA mode.
WHERE??
WHERE??