Kobo nia support

[Szybet]

I own a kobo nia and I tryied to install plato on it. It launches, it shows the books, it responds to USB to PC connection, it responds also to the shutdown button. It seems everything works but not the touch screen. I know that plato doesn't support this device, but i saw in the code some things related to Nia, like the screen resolution. I have some experience with linux, and with rust so i think that i could make it work. And here is my question, where to look, where to start, where is the code related to the touch screen?

[baskerville]

Please try the attached test binary that logs the relevant touch events.

Perform a tap, a swipe and post the resulting info.log.

plato-nia-01.zip

[Szybet]

First i performed taps and after reboot some swipes
It doesn't detect any books becouse after i put the binary and tryied to reboot, the kobo nia resetted itself. Its propably my fault, becouse i holded the button too long.

info.log

[baskerville]

Could you try the attached binary (this is a modified version of Plato that sets Rotation Values as the initial view), follow the instructions and post the resulting info.log?

plato-nia-02.zip

[Szybet]

here it is

info.log

[baskerville]

Please try the attached binary and see if the touch screen now works as expected within all the available portrait and landscape orientations.

plato-nia-03.zip

[baskerville]

@NiLuJe It would seem that the Nia uses the Phoenix touch protocol.

[NiLuJe]

Huh. Good to know, thanks ;). Nia users are so few and far between that it's hard to tell..

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[Szybet]

everything works, but once the custom zoom option in a pdf crashed plato, also i don't know how to regulate the custom zoom percantage, it sometimes changes but i don't know why the link doesn't help

[baskerville]

The custom zoom mode is controlled by diagonal spread and pinch gestures. You can experiment with gestures by running the Touch Events application.