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Fix the framebuffer rotation on two devices
It would seem that I was misguided by KSM's Plato launch script: the value that we must write at startup is 3, even for the devices that exhibit a discrepancy between the written and the read values. Also, the FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO ioctl call might fail on the Aura H₂O. Hence we must check that the read value changes after the call. The mirroring pattern scheme was generalized to handle the Aura H₂O Edition 2 Version 2: on this device, an increase of the written rotation value results in a counter-clockwise rotation of the framebuffer.
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