>> I received a reply from [EMAIL PROTECTED] who claimed to have the MicroWindows
>> driver working on an Assabet with the latest kernel. He suggested creating
>> two devices, mknod /dev/ts c 254 34 and mknod /dev/tsraw c 254 18 which was
>> the info I was looking for. However, when starting the nano-X binary,
>> nothing much happens until I touch the display, then I get a core dump.
>> Well, that's some progress I guess :( The specific error message is:
>>
>> GsError 7, 0
>> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>>
>> After looking at ucb1200_ts.c in the kernel it was obvious that this is a
>> work in progress.
The programs based on Nano-X die when you use the touch (concretely when
receiving the pen up event). The programs based on microwindows (like mine)
works properly. After some hacking, I found that if you comment out the line 72
( return -1;) of microwindows/src/drivers/mou_ts.c the nano-X based applications
work perfectly. I assumed it was a small misunderstanding between the nano-X
code and the touchscreen driver that is being worked now.
> Did you try running any of the demos (like npanel.sh)? It's possible they
> might be more receptive to the touchscreen...
If you try them without the modification I suggested, they are going to fail. As
I previously said only the microwindows based (mine, malpha, etc.) work directly
Saludos (Best regards).
Joan Lluis Montore Parera
Director de Tecnolog�a (Technology Mgr.)
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