I can confirm just disabled auto rotate and everything is running perfect no freezes will test all day and report back thanks all......
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I can confirm just disabled auto rotate and everything is running perfect no freezes will test all day and report back thanks all......
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PHH mentioned something on IRC today that makes sense. Both the TouchScreen and GSensor are on the I2C bus.
When Auto-Rotate is on this will constantly poll the gsensor and keep the I2C bus busy. Now that you mentioned it stops after turning the Autorotate feature off it all makes perfect sense.
I am not sure if dev's can change the polling rate or maybe the I2C speed in kernel but i think thats where the problem is.
When Auto-Rotate is on this will constantly poll the gsensor and keep the I2C bus busy. Now that you mentioned it stops after turning the Autorotate feature off it all makes perfect sense.
I am not sure if dev's can change the polling rate or maybe the I2C speed in kernel but i think thats where the problem is.
Thanks mavy 170 for this intersting explaination...
Found a possible good solution, it seems to work very well for me :
It is impossible to calibrate g-sensor in froyo 2.2
-But haret.exe use some wm drivers before booting, so i just tried to calibrate the g-sensor into windows mobile, shutting off and restarting the whole thing.
The results are i had only one little hang for now, it is much much better.
I just don't believe the solution was that simple ...
Can you confirm that works for you too?
Thanks all for your tips and lighnings.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
Found a possible good solution, it seems to work very well for me :
It is impossible to calibrate g-sensor in froyo 2.2
-But haret.exe use some wm drivers before booting, so i just tried to calibrate the g-sensor into windows mobile, shutting off and restarting the whole thing.
The results are i had only one little hang for now, it is much much better.
I just don't believe the solution was that simple ...
Can you confirm that works for you too?
Thanks all for your tips and lighnings.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
Appreciate you're trying to help but when using other's work please try to give credit to the original poster.
Has anyone tried editing the value key "EnableShaking" to 1 from windows registry under gsensor? Prior to editing, my matt 1.5 screen become non responsive after a few seconds of playing around with android's display-> gsensor calibration. Now after more than a minute of shaking. Screen is still responsive.
Soft reset in windows after editing is required before launching android.
Soft reset in windows after editing is required before launching android.
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In mattc, the g-sensor calibration tool is in Display settings. Might be there in other builds, dunno.
I searched a lot into shubcraft without finding it... maybe with a 3d app ? I will ask into the build thread.
upgraded to a 16 Go class 10 (!) and its still the same.
I give up, and stay without rotation feature.
I give up, and stay without rotation feature.
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