@Chase,
Thanks for the info. My xorg input module has a touch helper to detect
right clicks etc (like the tablet pc service in windows), I am trying to
get permission to convert this into a patch for possible inclusion into
xorg evdev. I saw your evdev hooks into grails and have been testing the
Has anyone been able to get this to work on 10.04-1 x64? I had it
working in 32 mode, but now I can't seem to get it to work on the Sony
VAIO VPCL135FX. My Xorg.log shows:
(II) config/udev: Adding input device Nextwindow Fermi Touchscreen
(/dev/input/event10)
(**) Nextwindow Fermi Touchscreen:
Ubuntu, and Ubuntu but how about Gentoo? How i can run this driver on
other Linux based operating systems for desktop x86/amd64 computers?
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djp,
For full multitouch support both in Ubuntu 10.10 and future releases,
the X evdev input module should be used. In 10.10 this will enable
support for the uTouch stack, and in 11.04 this will allow for
multitouch support through the X window system.
One should not need to use a different X
Moving this bug report from 'xorg' to the new 'nwfermi' project. At
this time this driver is not shipped with the ubuntu distribution but
rather provided by a PPA, so support will be at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/nwfermi/ and the Ubuntu distro task is a
'Wont Fix'. (Actually, maybe some day it
I tested nwfermi0.5 on Ubuntu and Gentoo Linux but multi-touch is still
not working.
My device:
Bus 001 Device 008: ID 1926:0086 NextWindow 1950 HID Touchscreen
I just see single mouse, cant touch more than one point on screen - its
looks like single touch.
On Ubuntu i just installed package
Same as WebNuLL, on Ubuntu Lucid after installing package and restarted
computer, multitouch don't work.
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Title:
Handling NextWindow
Here is /var/log/Xorg.0.log
Xorg recognizing device, but i think it not classifying it as multi-
touch capable.
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I tried many combinations of input xorg settings in 70-nwfermi.conf but
it still doesn't work.
Any help?
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Title:
Handling NextWindow
Im not a C programmer but i debugged the code, and found that kernel
module is always handling touchscreen as mouse.
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As far as I know the X included with ubuntu does not handle multitouch
input directly. Ubuntu has a multitouch framework called uTouch (not
installed on the desktop edition by default
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch).
If you want to relatively easily test if the kernel multitouch
information
A annoncement for anyone who was waiting for multitouch support. There
is now a new release (0.5) at
https://launchpad.net/nwfermi/trunk/nwfermi0.5
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Ok I have created a launchpad project for nwfermi
(https://launchpad.net/nwfermi). Future nwfermi releases will be posted
there and anyone interested should be able to post bug reports,
questions, etc.
I havent made much progress with creating a source package for the ppa
yet (the various
On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 02:28:50AM -, djp wrote:
@Bryce, cheers that is helpful I will try to make a PPA early next year.
I do have one question, is it possible to put a EULA type agreement (do
not sue us etc) into a deb or PPA?
You can put it into the deb.
The PPA has a description
Alright, I'm going to move this bug report off -evdev and back to just
xorg for now (actually I think it really should belong to the kernel,
but we'll continue tracking it with X for now).
It sounds like this package will be requiring an EULA, which makes me
doubtful it's something we can
djp, I would recommend that you create a nwfermi project in launchpad
for tracking the driver. You can do this here:
https://launchpad.net/projects/+new
It's pretty easy, and I'd do it for you but I think you'd be better as
the owner of it so you have full control.
Once you have a project set
I compiled kernel module, copied to
/lib/modules/2.6.36-gentoo-r5/kernel/drivers/usb/nw-fermi.ko where i had
old module.
killall nwfermi_daemon -9
rmmod nw-fermi
modprobe nw-fermi
The mouse automaticaly is moving fastly from down right to up left
corner very fast when i touch some point on
What is the purpose of the user space daemon (nwfermi_daemon) since
driver already uses event interface? As I am trying to use Dell touch
screen monior with ARM dev board, it won't work for me because I can't
find the armel daemon.
djp, can you also release armel deb?
Thanks!
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What is the purpose of the user space daemon (nwfermi_daemon) since
driver already uses event interface? As I am trying to use Dell touch
screen monior with ARM dev board, it won't work for me because I can't
find the armel daemon.
djp, can you also release armel deb?
Thanks!
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@Bryce, cheers that is helpful I will try to make a PPA early next year.
I do have one question, is it possible to put a EULA type agreement (do
not sue us etc) into a deb or PPA?
@Mathijs, there will a multitouch release in January, I havent seen
nwtool but I will take a look
@WebNuLL @
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After installing the nwfermi package on Ubuntu 10.04 my Samsung 22” Lapfit
Touchscreen Monitor (LD220Z) work with the touchscreen.
Like #118 it's not calibrated, I can touch the left corners but not the right.
From the documentation of my screen, it seem to be multi-touch, but I don't
know what
Im now using NextWindow touchscreen on Gentoo Linux and it works fine.
Its not callibrated (on Ubuntu too) - i can touch all but corners of screen.
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Hi,
@djp: Can you perhaps give a status update of the nw-fermi driver that includes
mutlitouch capabilities?
@djp: have you also looked at the nwtool? It says it is able to set modes and
save settings, (like those modes described in the Windows API).
You can find nwtool here:
djp, can you also add calibration possibility via xinput?
I can calibrate eGalax touchscreen in Samsung Q1 Tablet PC with this command:
xinput set-int-prop Touchkit HID-USB Touchscreen Evdev Axis Calibration 32
80 3950 150 3900
It works perfectly, can it be possible with nwfermi?
Im installing
Hi djp,
Since PPAs require uploading source packages rather than pre-built debs,
what you'll need to do is create a wrapper source package, that contains
the precompiled binaries. The build process for this package would
merely copy the appropriate binary into place.
I don't know if there is
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