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Originally Posted by the_Pan
How to find out how it's implemented?
If there's a tutorial how to find out and create an patch i would try my luck.
But I'm only a (Linux)user, not a pro.
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On your linux computer all things that are used as inputs (ie: keyboard, mouse, touchscreen, gyro, lid, buttons...) generate generic events in /dev/input/eventX.
A program like evtest can be used to understand which kind of input is represented by one of the eventX.
You need to get shell access to your pocketbook and lurk over there, find one of those "eventX" nodes that generate new events based on your pocketbook orientation.
If there's none you'll need to see how to do it using pocketbook sdk (I'm assuming it is possible). Google is your friend.