Managed to get my serial connected 3M touch screen working (sort of)
with Ubuntu 10.04 after several days of cursing and restarts.
It would appear that they tried to be clever and introduce support for
netbooks and the like and dropped the old xorg.conf by default and
recognize everything
Steve,
Reminiscent of PNP on another operating system huh? If it works
automagically it is great - if it doesn't work automagically it may never
work.
I have been working with Keytec for two weeks to get a serial magic touch
screen to work with 10.04. Keytec wrote a new driver because they only
Steve,
The xorg.conf file and the description of the changes seem to identical to
what I saw. This is the instruction file Keytec sent me to create the
xorg.conf file. It worked without a hitch. I will use this for other
touchscreens also.
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
I have been working with Keytec for two weeks to get a serial magic touch
screen to work with 10.04. Keytec wrote a new driver because they only had
drivers for 64 bit system. The driver loaded and worked but the calibration
is not correct. Keytec's calibration routine
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Jon Elson el...@pico-systems.com wrote:
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
I have been working with Keytec for two weeks to get a serial magic touch
screen to work with 10.04. Keytec wrote a new driver because they only
had
drivers for 64 bit system. The driver
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
New Keytec touch screens are USB. The USB drivers seem to work better. I
purchased all the ones I have on ebay. I am not sure what size they have.
I will have to look around. Right now it is kind of academic, as Axis
is not really
touch-friendly, and Touchy doesn't
