Something that might help: look under the board if you find a 5V pin somewhere. Mine (which looked different from yours but wasn't on the wiki as well) had one, so I just connected the Pi's 5V supply to that.

Since nobody answered, I gave it a try and managed to have it work, so feel free to add this model to the wiki: the solution here is to use the 5V pin located under the board (you need to detach the board from the screen and make sure to remove the foam pad from it to uncover it) and connect the Pi'...

Hi there, Does anyone know which modifications to do to this board to get to to work off of 5V? https://i.ibb.co/0cZpkSy/182438733-10226951694842202-1035643347315924127-n.jpg I haven't seen this one anywhere so far. Thanks! EDIT: looking more on the board, I see that it has a 5V pin on the other sid...