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G Sensor and Camera Fix for Gome Flytouch

Some Gome Flytouch tablets have their G sensors and cameras inverted by default. There are two ways to fix these.


1. If you’re creating your own firmware, it’s better to include the fix right on the scriptcmd file.


For the G sensor, add this line:



setenv gsensor_axis 0,-1,1,1,2,1

and for the camera:



setenv camera_rotate 270

2. If you had your device rooted, just execute the commands above on any Android terminal as root.

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