YouTu_01
Android Enthusiast
Yes.
When you install it you get "Touch calibration" application.
You need to make /data/nv directory.
When you start application it makes ts_cal file inside /data/nv directory.
Apparently, driver is not reading this file.
so, it would just be a matter of replacing w/e file android is using to calibrate the screen?, (not that i really need but..you never know..), the problem it's that if it's not that file ts_cal, then what other file it is?, im thinking on maybe taking a look at how android as a whole to see how it works and eventually finding out this.
what about moving it into system/lib/hw/ ?, could that work?