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Mouse pointer on the screen

Mouse pointer on the screen

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Max Yin
Posted by Max Yin
on May 01 2012 22:47 PM
Prodigy110 points

Dear TI,

While using Android on AM335x, I can see a mouse pointer (or part of mouse pointer) shown on the upper-left corner when switching apps

Is there any way that I can remove it, since our product will not use real mouse deivces?

I already disabled mouse input support in kernel but it still there. So must be somewhere else needs to change

Thanks and Regards

Max

PS: my dev env: SDK-2.1.1 released in 2011/12/12

AM335x mouse
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  • Vishveshwar Bhat
    Posted by Vishveshwar Bhat
    on May 03 2012 01:35 AM
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    We are aware of this issue, however a fix is currently not available.

    To get rid of the mouse pointer entirely, you may have to revert the mouse cursor support which was added to android frameworks/base sources:

    The following commits added mouse cursor support:
    174cb50 Fix Mouse cursor build failure
    17128d4 Gingerbread mouse cursor patch

    Do let us know if this helps.

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  • Max Yin
    Posted by Max Yin
    on May 06 2012 21:30 PM
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    Dear Vishveshwar,

    Thanks for your hint. 

    I checked these two patches, but I think they are for mouse event handling. I disabled the source codes in these two patches, but the mouse pointer is still there.

    It should be somewhere else shows the mouse cursor while start up

    Does this mouse support exist in GB from beginning, or ported from other's patch? Do you have any idea where the patches come from ?

    Regards

    Max

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  • Vishveshwar Bhat
    Posted by Vishveshwar Bhat
    on May 07 2012 00:32 AM
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    You can go through the original discussion at our rowboat community forum here: http://groups.google.com/group/rowboat/browse_thread/thread/c22b1b014ecb5d5f/485f36eeb825bf03

    Did you perform a clean build after reverting the commits? In my experience, modifications to frameworks/base codebase needs a clean rebuild to ensure all the changes are propogated to the android system.

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  • Max Yin
    Posted by Max Yin
    on May 07 2012 05:01 AM
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    Dear Vishveshwar,

    I think maybe I got it wrong. Last week I kept checking this issue on VNC display, but on LCD display, the mouse cursor is not there. 

    So, revert those patches do work. VNC display is just for some debug tasks, and we can ignore it.

    Thanks and Regards

    Max

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