Tests as okay on a 3 far as I can tell so far also
Like the new report.
Did wonder about suspending cvm (
killall -STOP cvm) PRIOR to displaying the report and then re-running it (
killall -CONT cvm) just before your screen "refresh". (power cycle)
This would stop the underlying UI "peeking through" the EIPS -c for the 10s of the report.
Also...
I dug out the combination of commands to do the refresh
if [ -e /proc/keypad ]; then echo "send 102" > /proc/keypad; fi
lipc-set-prop com.lab126.appmgrd start app://com.lab126.booklet.home 2> /dev/null
As you know each command has no effect on the "wrong" device.
Just saying that hanging cvm and using the
home flush method may be a tad less intrusive and get the same results (as the power cycle).
I'll shut up.
nice extension.
EDIT: For some reason that is NOT refreshing the touch / PW???