martini: fix:display+touch

[2314372037]

Fix the display and touch,twrp6.0 test okay.

[2314372037]

tested twrp tree:https://github.com/2314372037/android_device_nokia_martini/tree/twrp-6.0

[sonic011gamer]

Haha so I had the panel wrong, huh?
Thanks a ton, we'll clean it up a bit when we get time and we'll merge it!

[feherneoh]

Disclaimer: I did not test your changes myself, that will be done by another Android4Lumia developer.

The commit itself looks good, but I would like to request some changes to be made. See the comments on the files themselves.

After fixing those, and our developer testing the changes, this should be ready to get merged.

[J0SH1X]

Im finally home will compile and test now

[2314372037]

Im finally home will compile and test now

Haha, hope everything goes well😃.

[2314372037]

Haha so I had the panel wrong, huh? Thanks a ton, we'll clean it up a bit when we get time and we'll merge it!

@sonic011gamer Haha, to be fair, your base code was actually mostly correct!

The real breakthrough came from a bit of reverse engineering. I extracted the uefi.img from the FFU, dumped the display driver using UEFITool, and accidentally stumbled upon the plaintext panel XML config hiding inside it.

Once I had that XML, I tracked down the holy grail: Qualcomm's 80-NH713-1 DSI TIMING PARAMETERS spreadsheet. I plugged those values in to calculate the exact timings, and boom—it lit right up!

[J0SH1X]

Sonicgamer and me did exactly this when we first tested hao ***@***.***> schrieb am Do., 19. März 2026, 04:09:

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