ts_calibrate with rotated display

[roryhansen]

We want to use our display in "portrait" mode.  Our command in startx is:

Xfbdev -kb -screen 800x480@90 -mouse tslib,2,device=/dev/input/ts0 &

The display itself works fine, but ts_calibrate seems to ignore the rotate parameter, always running in "portrait" (non-rotated) mode.  So therefore the touch screen doesn't work properly when @90 rotation is used.  Without the rotate parameter, the touch screen work fine.

Any suggestions on how to get ts_calibrate working correctly with the display "rotated" on the i.MX28 EVM?

Thanks all!

[GraceH]

It is X-Window and tslib usage. Maybe you can refer below link.

http://boundarydevices.com/portrait-mode-x-on-i-mx51/

[jimmychan]

Have you try to use the command "xrandr"?

1. export DISPLAY=:0.0

2. xrandr -q     ( it will show out the screen information )

3. xrandr -o left    ( it will rotate left )

4. xrandr -o right 

[YixingKong]

Jimmy

This issue had been resolved in branch, but open here. PLease check with customer. If it was resolved please close it.

Thanks,

Yixing

[roryhansen]

No xrandr command with the MX28 linux kernel, don't see any way to build it in using ltib.

The screen rotation does happen with the "Xfbdev -kb -screen 800x480@90 -mouse tslib,2,device=/dev/input/ts0 &" in the startx script, but ts_calibrate doesn't seem to care that the screen has been rotated.

Would think this would be fairly easy.

[LeonardoSandova]

AFAIK, 'xrandr' is part of X11 RandR extension so this binary should constructed when building X11, but I have not verified this.

[roryhansen]

The 'xrandr' library is there, which I assume is what "xfbdev" is using with the "@90" rotate parameter, but no actual 'xrandr' command (that I can see).

I also got what I believe is the latest, or at least newer, version of tslib, but still no difference.