Created attachment 431150 [details] /proc/bus/input/devices Description of problem: The problem is similar to Bug 518494. The MSI Wind AE1900 'net top' has a built-in touch screen identified as an 'IDEACO IDC 6681' using evdev driver. The behavior looks like it can't be calibrated correctly. When I move the cursor UP from the center of the screen on the Y axes, it goes down. The same thing occurs on the X axes - when I move the cursor LEFT from the center, it goes right. I tired to use Fred Wittekind IV solution with FDI policy that supposed to work on Fedora 12, but with no success. There are still 2 devices visible in the xinput list, and the screen can't be calibrated ( I used http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xinput_calibrator) How reproducible: Install Fedora 13 on MSI AE 1900 or similar with IDEACO IDC 6681 controller with all the newest updates. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Created attachment 431151 [details] dmesg
Created attachment 431152 [details] lshal
Created attachment 431153 [details] xinput --list
Created attachment 431154 [details] xorg.log
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