On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 3:23 AM, Mike Rolland <none...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, anyway, I have compiled kernel driver and xf86 driver with change.
> Like suggested Ping, I add ASUSTEK to ignore list in hid-core.c, but I'm not
> sure I added this in the right way.
> { HID_USB_DEVICE(USB_VENDOR_ID_ASUSTEK, 0x179F) },
> Favux is probably right, there something in the name important. Device after
> change is recognize as ISD-V4.
>
> this the results from logs:
> lsusb : no change

It looks like it worked.  The wacom driver is trying to control it now
(I can tell from syslog output).

>
> xorg.conf.d : the one I use
>
> Section "InputClass"
> Identifier "Wacom class"
> # MatchProduct "ASUSTek|Digitizer"                 < previous one
> MatchProduct "ASUSTek|Digitizer|ISD|ISD-V4" < new one
> MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*"
> Driver "wacom"
> #Section "InputDevice"
> #        Option "Type"   "stylus"
> # Option "Type"   "touch"
> # Option "Type"   "pad"
> Option "Type"   "pen"
> # Option "Type"   "mouse"
>         Option "Mode" "Absolute"
>         Option "USB"    "on"
> Option  "ForceDevice"   "ISDV4"
>         Option "KeepShape" "on"
>         Option  "TopX"          "0" # 5
>         Option  "TopY"          "0" # 10
>         Option  "BottomX"       "10000" # "16480" # 10000
>         Option  "BottomY"       "6250" # "12410" # 6250
>         Option  "MaxX"          "10000" # "16480"
>         Option  "MaxY"          "6250" # "12410"
>         Option  "Tilt"          "on"      # Inclinaison
>         Option "Button1"     "1"
>         Option "Button2"     "3"
>         Option "Button3"     "2"
>         Option  "PressCurve"    "0,25,75,100"
> EndSection

Please try without any options in config file.  At most you should
only have ButtonX and PressCurve. Most the others are not really meant
to be used and can in fact make xf86-input-wacom not work with your
hardware.

Chris

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