<![CDATA[Nexus 7 2013 wifi screen rotation.]]>@doniks Hi again, Carrying on from yesterday. Changed channel to dev last night from system settings. That seems to have fixed it so far, except for lock screen as you said. It does seem laggie at times but works.
Will try stable channel again later. Any help and advice gratefully received.

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@doniks Hi again, Carrying on from yesterday. Changed channel to dev last night from system settings. That seems to have fixed it so far, except for lock screen as you said. It does seem laggie at times but works.
Will try stable channel again later. Any help and advice gratefully received.

Well, seems to work right now, correct? I assume you have a flo? or deb? Is there anything specific help you are looking for? Only other thing I can think of right now is: I recently had rotation stop on my deb altogether. Flashed back to android, but that didn't help either. Then I found some instructions about how to fix the lose cable that caused rotation failure for some people: Take it apart and put some paper or plastic next to the cable to press it in ... I went for: lay it face down on a hard surface and press 🙂

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