I have a gateway FPD1500 LCD display that i want to run as a second monitor for my Apple Powerbook via DVI. When i hook it up, all i get is a black screen. I think i found out that the LCD is DVI-D and i assume that my powerbook is DVI-I. Are these two not compatible? Is there ANY way to get the two to work together?
Gateway LCD with my Powerbook
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