Description of problem: This usb touch screen appear to be correctly detected, but finger movement are mapped to 3rd and 4th axis ("Z" and "Rx") Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. start x 2. 3. Actual results: the tap is detected (on the current mouse position), but no movement. Expected results: mouse pointer moved to tap point. Additional info: Testing with evtest make evident the problem. I'm sorry for my bad english
Created attachment 338072 [details] Touchpack kernel driver (sic...) This very small "driver" for eee touch screen make the miracle.... To be honest, is only removing some capabilities (for evdev sanity), and patching wrong axes. I don't know if it is the best (or even the right) way to do it, but at least it works for me...
Thanks for the patch. Was this submitted upstream at all? I hope someone from the kernel/X.org/Redhat takes an interest in this.
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I have submitted the patch on lkml (and was forwarded to linux-input ml), but no answer yet... Maybe with a "sponsor"...
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Testing a F14 on a new-but-similar machine (same touch screen, same usb code), the touch screen works well out-of-the-box.