06-04-2020, 06:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-04-2020, 08:05 PM by antiX-Dave.)
yes the touch input always being on can be annoying.
I found that unbinding the driver by running
echo -n 0-005d > /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/Goodix-TS/unbind
does disable the touch screen. However I have not found a way to re-enable it. Rebinding the driver via
echo -n 0-005d > /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/Goodix-TS/bind
does seem to register the touch screen as an input again but it does not actually re-enable the function.
I was hoping to script the function and tie it to the side button
Edit:
Not sure if it is related or if it is just the last place I left my finger but leaving here as a note...
Viewing the input device using evtest --/dev/input/event3; it seems as though the values in ABS_X/Y are cleared after an unbind and bind.
Edit:
I also noticed after loading yesterdays daily image that the screen turns off and on on its own every couple of minutes.
I found that unbinding the driver by running
echo -n 0-005d > /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/Goodix-TS/unbind
does disable the touch screen. However I have not found a way to re-enable it. Rebinding the driver via
echo -n 0-005d > /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/Goodix-TS/bind
does seem to register the touch screen as an input again but it does not actually re-enable the function.
I was hoping to script the function and tie it to the side button
Edit:
Not sure if it is related or if it is just the last place I left my finger but leaving here as a note...
Viewing the input device using evtest --/dev/input/event3; it seems as though the values in ABS_X/Y are cleared after an unbind and bind.
Edit:
I also noticed after loading yesterdays daily image that the screen turns off and on on its own every couple of minutes.