iPod nano2g ILI type LCD displays need big endian configuration for the LCD interface.
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@ -314,13 +314,13 @@ void lcd_init_device(void)
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PCON14 &= ~0xf0; /* Set pin 1 to input */
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if (((PDAT13 & 1) == 0) && ((PDAT14 & 2) == 2)) {
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lcd_type = 0; /* Similar to ILI9320 - aka "type 2" */
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lcd_type = 0; /* Similar to ILI9320 - aka "type 2" */
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LCD_CON |= 0x180; /* use 16 bit bus width, big endian */
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} else {
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lcd_type = 1; /* Similar to LDS176 - aka "type 7" */
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LCD_PHTIME = 0x22; /* Set Phase Time reg (relevant for LCD IF speed) */
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lcd_type = 1; /* Similar to LDS176 - aka "type 7" */
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LCD_CON |= 0x100; /* use 16 bit bus width, little endian */
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LCD_PHTIME = 0x022; /* Set Phase Time reg (relevant for LCD IF speed) */
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}
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LCD_CON |= 0x100; /* use 16 bit bus width, little endian */
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lcd_ispowered = true;
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}
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