This article provides steps for installing and enabling the Linux G-Sensor driver to support automatic screen rotation on E-Series 3 AIO systems.

Prerequisites

• Linux G-Sensor package (Linux_g-sensor)
• Sudo/root access

Installation and Setup

1. Copy the Linux_g-sensor folder to the root directory of the system.

2. Verify the G-sensor is detected:

   

3. Set execution permissions for the required scripts:

   chmod +x disable_wayland.sh
   chmod +x autorotate.sh

4. Disable Wayland:

   sudo ./disable_wayland.sh
5. Reboot the system.

6. After the system boots to the desktop, run the autorotation script:

   sudo ./autorotate.sh
7. Rotate the device (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) to verify that auto-rotation is functioning correctly.

Verification and Troubleshooting

Check Monitor and Touchscreen Devices

Fix Script Format Issues

If the script fails to execute, it may be using Windows line endings. Convert it using the following:

Summary

• Ensure scripts have execute permissions
• Disable Wayland before running autorotation
• Run autorotate script after reboot
• Verify device detection using xrandr and xinput