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Originally Posted by auouymous View Post
I'm unable to reproduce this, could you send me the output from gconftool-2 -a /apps/asui |sort and exact steps to reproduce.
Code:
 alarm_duration = 60
 alarm_volume_max = 100
 alarm_volume_min = 50
 alarm_volume_step = 125
 battery_idle_time = true
 brightness_allow_zero = false
 brightness_enhanced = true
 buttons_brightness = 3
 buttons_brightness_step = 10
 buttons_dpad_long = 2
 buttons_dpad_short = 1
 buttons_lock1_long = 2
 buttons_lock1_short = 1
 buttons_lock2_long = 2
 buttons_lock2_short = 3
 buttons_rotate = 0
 buttons_volume = 2
 buttons_volume_step = 10
 clock_24h = true
 clock_ampm = false
 double_tap = true
 enable_battery_applet = true
 lock_and_close = false
 memory_format = 3
 n800_lock_mode = true
 popup_cooldown = 300
 popup_duration = 0
 popup_fullscreen = false
 popup_noasui = true
 popup_onmap = false
 power_unlock_key = 4
 rotate_and_close = true
 secure_action = 2
 secure_button = false
 secure_power_action = 1
 service_size_unit = true
 short_tap_markers = false
 start_visible = false
 swap_format = 3
 temperature_F = false
 threshold_black = 3000
 threshold_white = 4000
steps to reproduce are as following, lock the tablet via asui while having the secondary key set to dpad center. Then attempt to unlock. Screen lights up, a popup shows that one need to press dpad center to unlock, but doing so only cause the popup to briefly flicker (likely a new one is being drawn on top of the old).

Now if i hammer dpad center i may be able to get things into a kind of middle state where there the touchscreen sound is not played but taps are still registered. This allows me to get into the asui settings and change the secondary key so that i can fully unlock the tablet.
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