Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch Series Development

[ob1kenobi]

I have two different effects, both of which have occured with 25.2 and 25.4:

1.) touch stops moving the cursor
2.) X hangs completely with weird noise and cursor turning into a clock

Both situations can be escaped with clicking the topmost tablet button (I'm not sure if other buttons work as well, but tapping on the tablet doesn't work) The first effect is what happened in my last post, the second effect is what happened in my earlier post. The second effect happens less often than the first.

A Lenovo desktop or laptop and where are the speakers?

[rebecca2525]

For me, the tablet isn't working after resuming, I need to unplug/replug it afterwards, which leads to a wrong scale. (I'm on Debian Testing with Xorg 7.4)

[rebecca2525]

A Lenovo desktop or laptop and where are the speakers?

It's a laptop, Lenovo Thinkpad T400, speakers are left of the Esc/F1 keys and right of the Backspace/PageUp/PageDown keys.

[Favux]

Hi rebecca2525,

I didn't realize the tablet wasn't working after a suspend/resume. That's a different issue of course.

In case once you get that fixed you're then running into the settings issue I'll link you to the daemon. It's in Section 4 of this HOW TO.

I didn't think linuxwacom worked with Xorg 7.4 yet, at least with the pad.

Edit: Sorry wrong version of Xorg:

Keystroke is broken on Xorg 7.5 (X server 1.7). We are working on it.

Ping

[ob1kenobi]

It's a laptop, Lenovo Thinkpad T400, speakers are left of the Esc/F1 keys and right of the Backspace/PageUp/PageDown keys.

Can you definitely tell if the noise from the monitor or the speakers?

[rebecca2525]

Can you definitely tell if the noise from the monitor or the speakers?

I will try to find out once it happens again, it's not that often. Off to bed now.

[ob1kenobi]

I will try to find out once it happens again, it's not that often. Off to bed now.

Ok, thanks. Just trying to nail down where it might be.

[ElaineM]

# wget http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git-repos/ubuntu/linux-2.6/drivers/hid/hid-ids.h
# cp ./hid-ids.h /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build/drivers/hid/hid-ids.h
# apt-get install patch

... did it install ok?

EDIT: This was from my howto at post #541 - you should do that howto COMPLETELY FIRST, then you can go to post #1 here if you want to try patching, but it may not work as you expect if you patch.

Yeah, that could be the problem.....
before the code is written: "If running Ubuntu Karmic Remix or other minimal distro, you may have to do:" so I thought I have a full ubuntu installation, I won't need it.... -.-
I will try it.

Thanks to all of you for the kind help!!

I have an other very small problem: when typing "make clean" I get the error message that there is no rule to make "clean". I think it will not make any errors, but it confuses me.

[dnprossi]

I have an other very small problem: when typing "make clean" I get the error message that there is no rule to make "clean". I think it will not make any errors, but it confuses me.

Hi ElaineM,
As you are compiling for first time there is nothing to clean that's why you get that error skip cleaning lines.. Use them next time you have to compile...

cheers..

[Ayuthia]

Yeah, that could be the problem.....
before the code is written: "If running Ubuntu Karmic Remix or other minimal distro, you may have to do:" so I thought I have a full ubuntu installation, I won't need it.... -.-
I will try it.

Thanks to all of you for the kind help!!

I have an other very small problem: when typing "make clean" I get the error message that there is no rule to make "clean". I think it will not make any errors, but it confuses me.

That usually means that the configure portion has not run so there is no Makefile that exists yet. Once you do the next step, all should run fine.

EDIT:
Oops! It looks like dnprossi beat me.