I’m trying to use this as a kitchen display panel. I need portrait layout so I’ve tried every way to make the screen rotate 90 degrees. Rotating the screen works fine, but the multi-touch driver does not rotate the inputs. The touch x and y axis continue to function as if the display was still at 0 degrees.
This is the uevent data for the touch interface:
PRODUCT=3/222a/1/110
NAME=“ILITEK ILITEK-TP”
PHYS=“usb-xhci-hcd.1.auto-1/input0”
UNIQ=""
PROP=2
EV=1b
KEY=400 0 0 0 0 0
ABS=260800000000003
MSC=20
MODALIAS=input:b0003v222Ap0001e0110-e0,1,3,4,k14A,ra0,1,2F,35,36,39,m5,lsfw
No, not an app. I want the OS to be rotated. The same thing that would happen when you rotate a phone or tablet that has accelerometer and geomagnetic field sensors.
Thanks for the link, @stuartiannaylor, but unfortunately Android doesn’t work the same as Ubuntu. It doesn’t have Xorg (or wayland, for that matter) and thus no xinput (or xrandr, etc).
Oh Android prob it will do it automatic if you call the android setting and way of doing it for screen rotation.
I would do a google on screen rotation and make sure you have picked the best method.
Been there, done that, tried them all and tried several apps that are intended for that purpose (and are tested to work on a phone and tablet).
Each of the methods attempted also do work on rooted phone, so I know they should work, they’re just not. Maybe this build of Android has a bad driver.
Dunno Android aint my thing niether are touchscreens as struggled with similar before where it seemed better to have a DTB with the correct orientation.
I can never work out the settings and timings for that and can not help.
Pi does it that way and all the screen settings are in dtbs just config.txt sets the right one.
All I can offer is empathy apols.
