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about ThinkPad t590 cannot start the system when replacing the display #43
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Hi, Does everything work normally in Windows or Linux? To be honest, I don't know why macOS wouldn't boot with your new display. You could try to reset NVRAM and see if it helps. |
Let me try this new project. |
This is my display EDID code: |
I don't really see any errors there. So does the screen go black or is it completely stuck here and nothing happens? |
Also, have you tried connecting your laptop to an external monitor? |
Very interesting. |
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Describe the bug
OK, I use the translation software. I don't know if I can express it clearly
My original monitor is n156hca-eab, and the replaced monitor is n156hce-gn1, both of which are 1080p.
After replacing n156hce-gn1, the system cannot be started again. It can be started normally by replacing the original display. Find a solution.
And,The NumLock key light of t590 is not on (in all versions).
Hardware
ThinkPad T590 i5-8525u mx250
Software and firmware
11.4, 1.73/1.23, 0.6.5.
To Reproduce
100%
Expected behavior
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If you use the latest version of 0.7.1 OpenCORE, the following prompt will appear
oc:failed to parse configuration
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