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    nemo | # 231 | 2008-06-27, 21:23 | Report

    New Wiki for Diablo screen rotation can be found here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/wi...tion_in_Diablo

    thanks to Qwerty12 for getting this together (and for allowing me to create a wiki article based on his work)

    I just reflashed my kernel and used this guide step by step so it should work fine.

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    doctorbri | # 232 | 2008-06-28, 14:51 | Report

    I installed the screen rotation files as posted, and it works as promised. I now have a problem, though. My keyboard isn't working properly: Fn & Enter keys don't work; the keyboard backlight doesn't turn on, and auto-complete doesn't pop up anymore. I tried searching the forums, and installed xmodmap, but that didn't work. Restarted multiple times. Not sure where to go from here.

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    qwerty12 | # 233 | 2008-06-28, 16:04 | Report

    Hmm, just out of question, you aren't using my rotate-sb-applet that rotates dpad or sliderotate?

    Also, see if you can boot with an original kernel too, as I believe keyboard is handled by kernel.

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    doctorbri | # 234 | 2008-06-28, 16:06 | Report

    1. I'm using your rotate-sb-applet.

    2. How does a noob boot with an original kernel? I haven't cloned the OS yet.

    and thanks for all your help

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    qwerty12 | # 235 | 2008-06-28, 16:08 | Report

    Disable the rotate-sb-plugin and remove it using application manager.

    Reinstall the rotate-sb-plugin from http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...&postcount=194

    See if that helps. If not, it may be the kernel :/ and I shall try and help you with reflashing the original to see if it is that (I only have a N800 to test on, so I don't know about the keyboard)

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    doctorbri | # 236 | 2008-06-28, 16:23 | Report

    -Disabled, removed, rebooted: no fix

    -Reinstalled rotate-sb-plugin (but not mod): no fix (didn't expect to, though), and plugin doesn't show an icon in the status bar, though it leaves room for it (like a blank icon)

    Also, when I boot, the blue progress bar at the bottom of the screen only goes ~5mm, then stops, but boot time doesn't seem to be affected. I'm assuming it's a kernel issue. I don't currently have the micro-usb cable with me, so if reflashing the original involves that then I'll have to try tomorrow.

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    qwerty12 | # 237 | 2008-06-28, 16:27 | Report

    Hmm, the blank icon means that it isn't properly installed. Try reinstalling the 4 deb files in my post again.

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    doctorbri | # 238 | 2008-06-28, 16:46 | Report

    Well, the icon shows now, but no change for the keyboard. I also tried uninstalling the 4 debs, but was unable because of 'OS 2008 Feature upgrade 4.2008.23-14' dependency (which itself isn't uninstallable because the 'uninstall' button is greyed out, not sure if this is normal, or even necessary).

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    supergadgetman | # 239 | 2008-06-29, 20:23 | Report

    Is there an info tab on my n800 that will allow me to see which kernel I have currently installed? I originally installed the chinook rotate kernel on my diablo n800. It has been working fine, but I saw here that the chinook rotate kernel has been updated to offically support diablo so I installed that one. It wiped out my initfs boot menu which I have since fixed, but I am not sure if the kernel flash actually worked. Anyway for me to check which kernel is currently installed?
    Thanks

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    Last edited by supergadgetman; 2008-06-29 at 20:59.

     
    james.bottomtooth | # 240 | 2008-06-29, 22:23 | Report

    thanks to everyone who made this working, but now that i can rotate the screen what are some good applications of it? can't find the use for it right now

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