I think you`re right. Android thinks that the screen is off. This problem I also had in Froyo, but there a simple patch was enough to say android that the screen is on. There is a flag in PowerManager, and I modified it to say "the screen is always on". This one don`t work for GingerBread.
The problem in my case is, that there is no hardwaresupport for PM. My kernel comes without any implementation of PM. The next spezial thing is, that I have no Battery. So the device is alway plugged and needs no PM. Is there a way to say to android that the device has no Battery and no PM? I think this will fix the Touch problem. -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
