How i can find on my iMac or macbook if i have LG or Samsung panel?
i try this in terminal but nothing happens..
ioreg -lw0 | grep \"EDID\" | sed "/[^<]*</s///" | xxd -p -r | strings -6
How i can find on my iMac or macbook if i have LG or Samsung panel?
i try this in terminal but nothing happens..
ioreg -lw0 | grep \"EDID\" | sed "/[^<]*</s///" | xxd -p -r | strings -6
yea not for me...what is happening? i tried on my haswell 27" imac and on my haswell 15" 15" MBP...with maveriks those command are no longer available?
yea not for me...what is happening? i tried on my haswell 27" imac and on my haswell 15" 15" MBP...with maveriks those command are no longer available?
From what I can tell, these commands are doing what you ask. But the problem is that the data the commands are being asked to process has changed. The question is if the relevant data is still there and where it has been moved to. I'll do some poking around but no promises. This is really suited for a much bigger Apple geek than me.
yea not for me...what is happening? i tried on my haswell 27" imac and on my haswell 15" 15" MBP...with maveriks those command are no longer available?
It seems mavericks doesn't come with Xcode developer commands, I tried the same command to find out the display on a new Air and it asked if I wanted to download the command tools
It seems mavericks doesn't come with Xcode developer commands, I tried the same command to find out the display on a new Air and it asked if I wanted to download the command tools