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refactor(core): touch drivers' FT6x36 and FT3168 source code split. Each of them shall be developed separately. FT3168 source files derived out of FT6x36 ones. FT3168 source files are referenced from the respective build scripts of T3W1 (TS7). Board revisions A, B, C are covered. Macro TOUCH_WAKEUP_

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Authored by bleska

85/100 · Strong
refactor(core): touch drivers' FT6x36 and FT3168 source code split. Each of them shall be developed separately. FT3168 source files derived out of FT6x36 ones. FT3168 source files are referenced from the respective build scripts of T3W1 (TS7). Board revisions A, B, C are covered. Macro TOUCH_WAKEUP_WORKAROUND isn't needed anymore - removing its definition and references. T3W1 (TS7) uses LX250A2410A touch panel with FT3168 driver - removing other variants relevant for older models. Removing LX250A2410A touch panel option from ft6x36.c file as it's no longer supported by this code. Symbols "ft6x36"/"FT6x36" of macros and functions have been refactored inside FT3168 source code. Cleaning up - removing of lx250a2410a.c/h files from ft6x36 driver's location, removing ft6x36_wake_up() function as it's not longer relevant for ft6x36 driver.
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What changed, and why it matters

This commit is a code cleanup and hardware-support refactor. It splits the touch-screen driver for the FT3168 controller out of the older FT6x36 driver, updates the T3W1 device build files to use the new driver, and removes an unused wake-up workaround. There is no obvious security vulnerability introduced, but any driver refactor carries a small risk of functional regressions in touch handling on the T3W1 hardware.

Recommended action

Treat as a normal hardware-support refactor. Verify touch functionality and regression tests on T3W1 revA/B/C devices. No immediate security response is indicated by the diff alone.

Security signals we found

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Driver refactor with new file additions and deletions

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Removal of TOUCH_WAKEUP_WORKAROUND macro and ft6x36_wake_up() function

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Build-system switch from ft6x36 to ft3168 for T3W1 revisions A/B/C

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No changes to crypto, secure storage, USB, or authentication code

Risk score

Why this scored 18/100

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Potential impact 2/30
Exploitability 1/25
Stealth signal 1/15
Affected reach 3/15
Confidence 8/10
Evidence quality 3/5
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