> Thanks.

> -Vishveshwar

> On Apr 20, 7:38 am, Vladimir Barinov <batare...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hi Vishveshwar,

> > Vladimir Barinov wrote:
> > > Vishveshwar wrote:
> > >> Vladimir,

> > >> Thanks for the tip. Will this conflict with the auto-rotation feature?

> > > yes, it's a fixup for solid orientation (landscape). If you need a
> > > rotation then just report to system the inversed orientations in the
> > > prev patch. Smth like:
> > > if (mDisplay.getRotation() == Surface.ROTATION_0)
> > >       rot = Surface.ROTATION_90)
> > > if (mDisplay.getRotation() == Surface.ROTATION_90)
> > >       rot = Surface.ROTATION_180)
> > > if (mDisplay.getRotation() == Surface.ROTATION_180)
> > >       rot = Surface.ROTATION_270)
> > > if (mDisplay.getRotation() == Surface.ROTATION_270)
> > >       rot = Surface.ROTATION_0)

> > oops, the above code is not logically correct, you can use these patch
> > to be able to use screen rotation:

> >      public void reorient() {
> > -        final int rot = mDisplay.getRotation();
> > +        int rot = mDisplay.getRotation();
> > +        switch (rot) {
> > +                case Surface.ROTATION_0:
> > +                        rot = Surface.ROTATION_90; break;
> > +                case Surface.ROTATION_90:
> > +                        rot = Surface.ROTATION_180; break;
> > +                case Surface.ROTATION_180:
> > +                        rot = Surface.ROTATION_270; break;
> > +                case Surface.ROTATION_270:
> > +                        rot = Surface.ROTATION_0; break;
> > +        }

> > Regards,
> > Vladimir

> > >> -Vishveshwar

> > >> On Apr 19, 4:21 am, Vladimir Barinov <batare...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > >>> Hi Jeppe,

> > >>> jledet wrote:

> > >>>> Hi Vishveshwar,
> > >>>>       On a closer look it seems that you are right. There is a
> > >>>> black line in
> > >>>> the right side of the screen on the LCD and also on a screendump:
> > >>>>http://goo.gl/mpXko
> > >>>>       The flickering of the cube is not on the LCD, so I assume
> > >>>> it's just
> > >>>> the screenshot program that cannot keep up with the framebuffer.
> > >>>>       I run the display at 800x480 using this
> > >>>> rc.syslink:http://goo.gl/zkv54
> > >>>> My boot sequence looks like this:http://goo.gl/KIJsW

> > >>> The resolution 800x480 as well as 1024x600 are landscape.
> > >>> Navigation buttons a hidden since the bar uses landscape view layout
> > >>> (it's horizontal instead of vertical).

> > >>> You can simply trick it in NavigationBarView to use rotated views:

> > >>>     public void reorient() {
> > >>> -        final int rot = mDisplay.getRotation();
> > >>> +        final int rot = Surface.ROTATION_90;
> > >>> //mDisplay.getRotation();
> > >>>         for (int i=0; i<4; i++) {
> > >>>             mRotatedViews[i].setVisibility(View.GONE);
> > >>>         }

> > >>> Regards,
> > >>> Vladimir