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JWR:ADKM: Thanks JWR. After I wrote my message I found a few via Google - at incredible prices considering they're $4.70 on Amazon - but they won't ship to NZ.
Is DVI-HDMI just a straight cable? I know DVI out to HDMI in is, but not sure about the other way around.
If it is I could use another monitor. But are any changes to raspberry's config.txt required ?
Usually, you use standard a HDMI-HDMI cable and purchase the HDMI-DVI adapter. It's a simple and small adapter e.g. http://www.wavetech.co.nz/HDMI-DVI-1.html
I guess you could also buy a HDMI-DVI cable instead.
If you use an HDMI-DVI adapter, then you don't need to change anything in the Raspberry PI setup. It just worked for me.
ADKM: Thanks JWR... I went right through the ordering process for one at DarkStar then bailed! At the end they want $6 to send it from Chch To Dn. Bastards! It'd fit in a wee padded envelope for a quarter that!
ADKM: > Courier charges are pretty expensive in NZ compared to somewhere like the US.
Yes ... and some sites offer free delivery - even international ! DS offered no alternative shipping method - it was Courier or nothing. Can't the office girl take a trip to the Post Office once a week !! ?
ADKM: > Courier charges are pretty expensive in NZ compared to somewhere like the US.
Yes ... and some sites offer free delivery - even international ! DS offered no alternative shipping method - it was Courier or nothing. Can't the office girl take a trip to the Post Office once a week !! ?
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
SumnerBoy: I would recommend getting a very good fast USB3.0 stick and installing Raspbmc in USB mode. This made mine a lot smoother and less prone to SD card corruptions.
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