thanks for your reply.
The modification now set the screen the way I wanted to have it.
But now the Touch screen is in the same position as before, which means it works in the opposite direction (left is right and up is down).
I googled a bit for that issue. The information which I found looks quite complicated, dealing with xinput etc. -> but will give it a try only tomorrow as it's getting late and my concentration ... and before I screw up everything. Or is there an easy way to get the touch in the right position/orientation? Wouldn't it be a deal having a script which gets along with any display information, reads the enabled orientation of the screen and draws the touch orientation into the adequate position automatically? Or am I on the wrong track?
NFS: yes. I think so, but I am at the end of my patience and test constellations. Will stay with the easier SMB as I don't experience any speed problems (this was what I found why NFS should be better than SMB).
Anyway, thanks a lot; I am still new to all this stuff and thrown back into my old DOS days
Raimund
