renejr902
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the broken gp32 and the gpdwin has already been sold to a member. thanks
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i search a gp32 nlu or flu LCD Screen or broken gp32
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levi
Still fresh, damnit!
Verical lines might come from a broken LCD, a broken LCD cable, a broken LCD connector, broken pins on the VRAM*, or something more esoteric on the main board.
But yeah, another unit with different failure modes is probably the best way to identify and fix this issue with the least outlay.
* I don't know the GP32 hardware that well, so I dunno if it's got anything you could actually describe as VRAM or not.
But yeah, another unit with different failure modes is probably the best way to identify and fix this issue with the least outlay.
* I don't know the GP32 hardware that well, so I dunno if it's got anything you could actually describe as VRAM or not.
renejr902
Active Member
the gp32 and the gpdwin has already been sold to a member. thanks
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