Matthias Apitz wrote: > The tablet runs a modified Debian OS, with the name PureOS. > > Accidentally I cracked its display in 2023. We (my 16 years old son and I) > were > able to take the tablet apart, which is not an easy thing because it is > not designed for this (the LCD is glued in). My other, son who lives and > works in China/Taiwan, was able to get the LCD from its manufacturer there > and yesterday we connected it to the PCBA and assembled enough to make > the L11 booting again. It boots, the LCD shows the messages and the Gnome > desktop, but needs an external keyboard and mouse because the > touch-layer of the LCD does not give any key input. > > I could imagine that nothing were working, but because of the working > display I think more in an issue in the driver, or some whitelisting > missing of the now mounted model of the LCD. > > I'm willing to dig into this, starting with the source of the driver. I > can nicely SSH into the tablet and debug what is necessary. > > Short question: from where and how could I git clone the kernel sources.
Nobody except purism can answer that for purism. Debian kernel source is available by making sure you have deb-src lines configured in your /etc/apt/sources.list (or in the sources.list.d subdir) and running apt install linux-source This doc might be useful to you: https://kernel-team.pages.debian.net/kernel-handbook/index.html -dsr-
