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Model Specific Forums => Sharp Zaurus => Zaurus - pdaXrom => Topic started by: offroadgeek on November 19, 2003, 11:23:20 pm
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so I have the ROM loaded on my 760, but I can\'t figure out how to change the display from portrait to landscape.
anyone else figure this out yet?
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dont you mean landscape to portrait ?
I have mine in landscape mode and when i rotate the screen to PDA/5500 style (portrait) it does nothing.
another thing.. how do you right click ??
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no, for some reason when I had x11 on my 760, the display was only in portrait... I wanted it to be in landscape, but couldn\'t figure how to change it.
good question about the right click... don\'t know... I\'m sure much will be cleared up once Sash officially releases the ROM...
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no, for some reason when I had x11 on my 760, the display was only in portrait... I wanted it to be in landscape, but couldn\'t figure how to change it.
good question about the right click... don\'t know... I\'m sure much will be cleared up once Sash officially releases the ROM...
that is strange!
I wonder why that\'s like that..
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I have no idea... but I just re-flashed it, and it\'s working properly in landscape (laptop) mode. yeay!
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the key to rotation in x is the /usr/X11R6/bin/xrandr command ...
$ xrandr -o left
the above command will rotate the screen into \"portrait\" mode, ie default for 5500 serioes
$ xrandr -o normal
this one will put it back in \"landscape\" mode, ie default for 7x0 series
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I know it would be REALY easy to make a shell script to do this, how hard would it be to make cause the script to be activated when you rotate the screan? Then it would work just like the qtopia rom, and that would be fantastic.
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Sorry to dig up an extremely old post, but from what I am reading recently, there is still no automatic rotating in the X ROM. I am curious why the suggestion above never got implemented? (in other words, is it a technical reason?)
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I believe it\'s been tested and now works with the ati drivers.
there is a c program out there that will detect the screen rotation
it could be made automatic.... but just hasn\'t. I\'m sure it will come eventually.
Scott
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the key to rotation in x is the /usr/X11R6/bin/xrandr command ...
$ xrandr -o left
the above command will rotate the screen into \"portrait\" mode, ie default for 5500 serioes
$ xrandr -o normal
this one will put it back in \"landscape\" mode, ie default for 7x0 series
Has any one got this to work ?
I get an error message from the console :
\"Can\'t open display (null)\"
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xrandr -o left --display 127.0.0.1:0.0 ?
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No joy