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Thanks Rob,
I have installed that kernel and I cannot reproduce the issue.
Are there any more details you can give me about your PC?
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Hmm there is probably a bug with one of the driver locks (if anyone wants to
help review the code the source to the kernel module is included with the
nwfermi package)
What kernel are you using?
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 1:11 PM, robireland r...@robscreative.com wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply,
hi iox, I've sent couple of emails over the past couple of weeks to no
avail.
Dan, my current kernel is 2.6.31-20-generic-pae , and it did the same
thing on the generic 20 and 14
thanks
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Looks like a problem with nwfermi :(. You could try writing to
NextWindow to see if they send you a better driver: i...@nextwindow.com
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Hi Dan,
How do I get the touchscreen working on my touchsmart 300-1000 which is
showing up as 1926:0006
cheers
rob
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Hi Rob,
all you should need to do is install the nwfermi package attached to
message #31 of this bug.
After that it should work (you might need to reboot, or insmod the
driver and restart X)
If you have a 1950 device that isnt 1926:0006 you will have to follow
the other instructions in message
Thanks for the quick reply, Dan.
I tried the different installs, and I get the same thing regardless. It
works for anything from a couple of seconds to a couple of minutes.
Then the mouse buttons stop working and a few seconds later machine just
stops dead and won't accept any input from anything
Hi guys,
I just want to clarify for everyone that there are two classes of
Nextwindow Touchscreens here.
1) 1900 Model, usb id: 1926:0003
These touchscreens have a standard mouse and digitizer HID data supplied from
the device and can be used with evdev or evtouch drivers.
2) 1950 Model,
I can confirm that these exact steps do work for the NextWindow 0x007a
(as built into the Dell Inspiron One) in a current Jaunty build.
Big thanks to iox
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You are welcome!
I just wrote to NextWindow confirming their prototype driver is working
on 1926:007a, and asking them to release the code/info. Let's see what
happens :).
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Update:
After exchanging a few emails with NextWindow support, they finally sent
me a driver, a prototype written for ubuntu. I'm attaching the file
they sent me. I don't have much information about it, but it works great
with Ubuntu Karmic i386! These are the steps I took:
- Install Ubuntu
Since my last post I have been trying out the ubuntu 10.04 alpha3 live
cd (on my hp touchsmart 600-1050). Once again by running:
sudo sh -c echo 1926 0006 /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbtouchscreen/new_id
I get the touchscreen registering as event7 and I can get output via cat
and evtest. Unlike in
Similar to Lance, using the I managed to get my touchscreen running as
event7 and I can cat output, but when I run evtest on it, it reacts to
my touching the screen, but the output values seem random. I remember
reading (addmitedly for an earlier model nextwindow touchscreen) that
some patching
I have a Dell Inspiron One Touch with Nextwindow Touchscreen. Sadly, I
believe it is a different model as lsusb reports:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1926:007a
I have managed to make it appear in /dev/input/event6 with the commands:
sudo modprobe usbtouchscreen
sudo sh -c echo 1926 007a
Update:
I poked around in a set of vanilla 2.6.33-rc4 kernel sources and found
that the ONLY NextWindow device listed in drivers/hid/usb-hids.c is
1926:0003. I swapped that to 1926:0006, recompiled, then ran:
sudo sh -c echo 1926 0006 /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbtouchscreen/new_id
And I get an
Also can confirm akoutsoulelos post on my HP Touchsmart 600-1050.
Will try lucid livecd soon...
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Writing this from a lucid livecd.
Only thing dmesg had to say was:
[7.155279] generic-usb 0003:1926:0006.0003: hiddev97,hidraw2: USB
HID v1.11 Device [NextWindow Touchscreen] on usb-:00:04.0-7/input1
Sadly touch is not working and catting /dev/input/event1 gives me no
output.
I will go
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I've just installed 9.10 on the new HP Touchsmart 600-1050, facing the
same problem, though the touchscreen is pointed as 1926:0006 on bus
003 device 004 (usb). Also no input is connected to the device and no
device is created.
I also tried newer kernel (2.6.32.2) but with no success...
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I just installed karmic, same issue..
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I've got the same kind of issue in jaunty. I have an open frame lcd touchscreen
which identifies as nextwindow touchscreen, it has got the same id 1926:0003
in lsusb without a name. I guess it is manyfactured by chi lin tech.
http://www.chilintech.com.tw/index.asp?le=english
What can i do to
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We can confirm this with HP TouchSmart dx9000 which has the unnamed
touchscreen device on the USB bus as ID 1926:0003. This touchscreen
does not work out of the box. I figure 1926:0003 is the touchscreen
since it shows up in dmesg as NextWindow Touchscreen:
[7.762373] usbcore: registered new
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1926:003 is a device
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I can confirm on hardy (haven't tried on jaunty) that evdev and evtouch
can cooperate however the 11-x11-synaptics.fdi is assumed to be the
driver.
I've also been using a different touchscreen on a different machine and
used the same technique to fix it (see patch), so i was thinking that
perhaps
Thank you for your prompt response Jamie.
I have subscribed Bryce Harington, who can hopefully share his knowledge
and shed some light on this bug.
Bryce, please let either Jamie or I know if anything else is needed to
move this forward.
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Thank you for your prompt response Jamie.
I have subscribed Bryce Harrington, who can hopefully share his
knowledge and shed some light on this bug.
Bryce, please let either Jamie or I know if anything else is needed to
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