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> you can also specify a monitor name from vgadb. the monitor
> itself can then have a lcd=1 attribute, or a display=X
> attribute where X specifies the port:
> 
> 	PortVGA	= 0,		/* adpa */
> 	PortLCD	= 1,		/* lvds */
> 	PortDPA	= 2,
> 	PortDPB	= 3,
> 	PortDPC	= 4,
> 	PortDPD	= 5,

I made a cfr7 entry in /lib/vgsdb such as:
cfr7=1024x768
	lcd=1

vgasize=1024x768x32 (8, 16,24 are not supported).

Yes, this makes the info onto the LCD internal panel.
However, I can see many horizontal lines on the 1/3 lower part
of the screen. The upper part is black.
I can see the reformed mouse cursor, somewhat larger
and elongated up-down direction, where I suppose the
scanning timing is wrong.
The mouse cursor is responding to the mousepad of
the machine under the same conditions as before.

Kenji