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2012-05-07
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If you really want to test if screen touch sensor is broken, you can just googlesearch evtest.c and compile that to your device. And then run "aegis-exec ./evtest /dev/input/event3" in there you can see raw touch events and can see if you get ghost events when your not touching the device. (I've installed gcc on my N9, but normal users need to use scratchbox to compile).