Haiku on a tablet

Good day,

So here are some images I just took:
IMG_20200522_230055650 IMG_20200522_230111907 IMG_20200522_230149619
This tablet works ok on Haiku, though as you can see, the image is rotated 90 degrees, and there is no way to use it like that. Trackpad does not match screen, so it’s trial and error to get to the menus.
It’s important to notice that this tablet has an Atom processor and just 4GB of RAM, and boots quite fast on Haiku. I mean, boots faster than my Ryzen box, and I’m not talking a bit faster, I’m talking noticeable faster.

Touchscreen does not work, not with fingers, nor with the stylus, and while it’s not an issue with Haiku at the moment, it might be later on. I mean, right now this tablet has Linux installed, and Haiku performs better, but I don’t have pen input nor touch to do drawing, which is what I use the tablet for.

Nonetheless, first things first: If anyone can point me in the right direction to get the right screen rotation, I rather have Haiku installed there, and then work from that situation up providing any info towards getting touch input available on Haiku.

As always, any comment/help appreciated.
Regards,
RR

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