Andrea Adami wrote: > >... even tslib started to work again for unknown reason, > > Xfbdev works, Xorg works (but it is unusable due to very noisy ADS7846 > > driver and broken xf86-driver-input-tslib). > > I can confirm that touchscreen 'works' again on corgi(C860) and poodle.
Well, I cannot. My OE image is broken again. That is why I copied my old good 2.6.26RP image to the new OE image (plus odev-compat stuff), and I was surprised - touchscreen does not work there as well. So it is definitely issue outside kernel. > Just some issues to cure: > > - poodle(kdrive-fbdev): at gpe login touchscreen calibration is > requested, crosshairs are plotted, after calibration no input from > keyboard/virtual kerboard :/ > - c7x0(kdrive-imageon): pointercal defaults are used (and those are > slightly wroing on my 2 corgi C860). Gpe login is ok, keyboard > working. > Though, if you try to recalibrate from within gpe the crosshairs are > not drawed so calibration is impossible Yes, I seen this bug in Xfbdev pointercal as well on SL-C3200. But Xorg calibration now works (well, the application works, but short tap paints a pretty long line, so the result of calibration is still unusable). I am now trying to locate the regression (or race condition?). > > Is the current OE still using module autoload? Or was this moved to udev > > and platform device tables? I the latter case the fix should be done in > > the kernel. > > Ah, this is nice question: we newly came on open air after years with > 2.6.2x and now we'll discover new bugs;) > FWIW in OE there is a mix of modules management: some are in > kernel.bbclass, others in linux.inc and finally in machine.conf. > I'm still trying to understand what's happening using latest udev. Well, again - snd-soc-spitz-not-autoloaded is a regression outside kernel. The old kernel with the new OE image has the same problem. (It means, that the kernel never provided correct info for udev module autoloading.) -- Stanislav Brabec http://www.penguin.cz/~utx _______________________________________________ Zaurus-devel mailing list Zaurus-devel@lists.linuxtogo.org http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zaurus-devel
