[General Questions and Answers] mikespook:
Hi, all.

I met a strange problem.

My HTC A9191's touch screen was down when I was using a app.

The power and the volume buttons works fine. But the touch screen did not response my action.

The hardware did not receive collision or damp. I promise.

I have met this issue before. That time, I recovered a new rom for my device, and the touch screen was alive.

But this time, it's no use that I recovered my device from CM-6.1.2 to CM-7.1.0 and some other roms.

I also upgrade the h-boot and the radio. No help.

I read the system_log and the kernel_log. Found something I don't know. Listed here( My comments followed double slashes.):

========== system_log ============

11-20 18:35:23.064 W/Genie (13132): Cache file not found: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /data/data/com.google.android.apps.genie.geniewidget/files/genie_iconcache (No such file or directory)

// Failure occurred.

11-20 18:57:49.650 W/DeskClock(13123): No weather information available (cur=android.content.ContentResolver$CursorWrapperInner@40542810)

11-20 18:58:03.082 W/KeyCharacterMap(12979): Can't open keycharmap file

11-20 18:58:03.082 W/KeyCharacterMap(12979): Error loading keycharmap file '/system/usr/keychars/synaptics-rmi-touchscreen.kcm.bin'. hw.keyboards.65537.devname='synaptics-rmi-touchscreen'

11-20 18:58:03.082 W/KeyCharacterMap(12979): Using default keymap: /system/usr/keychars/qwerty.kcm.bin

11-20 18:58:47.596 W/KeyCharacterMap(12979): No keyboard for id 0

11-20 18:58:47.596 W/KeyCharacterMap(12979): Using default keymap: /system/usr/keychars/qwerty.kcm.bin

11-20 18:58:47.796 W/KeyCharacterMap( 1316): No keyboard for id 0

11-20 18:58:47.796 W/KeyCharacterMap( 1316): Using default keymap: /system/usr/keychars/qwerty.kcm.bin

11-20 18:59:29.106 W/InputManagerService( 1316): Window already focused, ignoring focus gain of: com.android.internal.view.IInputMethodClient$Stub$Proxy@407fec58

// Reboot the device.

--------- beginning of /dev/log/main

========== kernel_log ============

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:57:50 <6>[26805.718383] S1@98, 1566

11-20 18:57:50 <6>[26806.043365] E1@1172, 1334

11-20 18:57:50 <6>[26806.159057] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:57:50 <6>[26806.160858] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x00D, Level = 1

11-20 18:57:50 <4>[26806.414245] wifi_set_power = 1

11-20 18:57:50 <6>[26806.415710] spade_wifi_power: 1

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26806.543701] =========== WLAN going back to live ========

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26806.543823] sdio_reset_comm():

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26806.554931] DHD: dongle ram size is set to 294912(orig 294912)

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26806.657287] dhd_dev_reset: WLAN ON DONE

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26806.659912] Firmware version = wl0: Dec 20 2010 19:21:39 version 4.218.248.18

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:57:51 <6>[26807.040069] S1@195, 1998

11-20 18:57:51 <6>[26807.100402] E1@189, 2004

11-20 18:57:51 <4>[26807.148864] mmc0: Starting deferred resume

11-20 18:57:51 <6>[26807.212860] mmc0: Deferred resume completed

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:57:51 <6>[26807.343749] S1@176, 2033

11-20 18:57:52 <6>[26807.481506] E1@198, 2016

11-20 18:57:52 <6>[26807.671600] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:57:52 <6>[26807.672973] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x005, Level = 0

11-20 18:57:53 <6>[26808.882171] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:57:53 <6>[26808.884033] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x007, Level = 0

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:57:53 <6>[26808.909545] S1@333, 1391

11-20 18:57:53 <6>[26808.983337] E1@697, 1296

11-20 18:57:54 <6>[26809.764862] S1@121, 738

11-20 18:57:54 <6>[26809.813842] E1@131, 726

11-20 18:57:55 <6>[26810.899108] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:57:55 <6>[26810.900939] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x0A7, Level = 3

11-20 18:57:56 <6>[26811.705871] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:57:56 <6>[26811.707794] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x083, Level = 2

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:57:56 <6>[26812.038360] S1@1095, 176

11-20 18:57:56 <6>[26812.125061] E1@1086, 192

11-20 18:57:57 <6>[26812.904510] S1@678, 642

11-20 18:57:57 <6>[26813.041320] E1@613, 1133

11-20 18:57:58 <6>[26814.194244] S1@170, 1446

11-20 18:57:58 <6>[26814.218414] E1@165, 1444

11-20 18:58:00 <6>[26816.152862] S1@658, 831

11-20 18:58:00 <6>[26816.243530] [PS][ISL29028] isl_irq: CONFIG = 0x66, INT_PIN = 0, INT = 0xc

11-20 18:58:00 <6>[26816.245056] [LS][ISL29028] ALS_ADC = 0x016, Level = 1

11-20 18:58:00 <6>[26816.327728] E1@614, 1186

11-20 18:58:02 <7>[26817.604553] eth0: no IPv6 routers present

// Strange codes, what is this?

11-20 18:58:03 <6>[26818.514648] S1@739, 2011

11-20 18:58:03 <6>[26818.601440] E1@731, 2019

11-20 18:58:03 <6>[26819.401428] S1@703, 975

11-20 18:58:04 <6>[26819.550872] E1@664, 1219

11-20 18:58:15 <6>[26831.015655] S1@747, 1375

11-20 18:58:16 <6>[26831.578948] E1@749, 1213

// Out of response.

11-20 18:58:16 <6>[26831.579467] Touch Calibration Confirmed

// Reboot the device.

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When the failure occurred, the touch screen was in "Touch Calibration Confirmed". Before that, many unknown codes were logged down.

Is this a virus or just my bad luck with the hardware issues?

I also attached whole logs to this post. Hapless look forward your reply. Thanks!!!