Can the AMD Embedded G-Series processor support multiple non-EDID LVDS panels? Answer: Although only one panel timing table can be stored in the vBIOS (video BIOS), a callback to the sBIOS (system BIOS) for panel timing can be used to implement multiple panel timings if the customer has adequate sBIOS resources. Callback Sub-Function 1Bh - Get LCD Panel EDID from SBIOS This function is used by sBIOS to pass LCD EDID to GPU SW during POST. To Call: AX = 4E08h BL = 1Bh - Get LCD panel EDID from SBIOS Returns: ES:DI = 0 - Pointer to the buffer that contains LCD EDID data CX = Size of the EDID in number of byte AMI,Phoenix,Insyde and Solomon have finished their implementations. However, correct EDID data is required to put into this function of sBIOS. Nine slots with dummy data have been created. In general, the LVDS panel manufacturers are able to provide complete EDID information. If this is not the case, phoenix.exe is a tool that can be downloaded from the Internet which can generate a set of EDID data from the panel timing information. EDID_AMD.rar is generic EDID data. 1. 800x600 40MHz 2. 1024x768 65MHz 3. 1280x720 74MHz 4. 1280x800 70MHz 5. 1280x1024 108MHz 6. 1366x768 69MHz 7. 1440x900 96MHz 8. 1600x900 89MHz 9. 1920x1080 148MHz