Gregor Riepl

I don't know about maxtouch.fw, but silead.fw looks promising. You should be able to use it with the Linux silead driver, but you will have to add a DMI match...

Sorry, I can't give you more help than what I wrote above. To get everything out of this touchscreen, you need to patch your kernel so it configures the driver...

Simple offset problem should be fixable without much fiddling around with the driver or firmware. You can use xinput_calibrator or similar to set up a working operating range for Xorg.

Well, it's not super difficult: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchscreen#Calibration Quote: > Install `xinput_calibrator`. Then, run `xinput_calibrator` and follow the instructions. :slightly_smiling_face:

Um... You wrote: > Hey @onitake I also own this tablet, im trying to get touchscreen working on Bliss OS x86 also on Ubuntu I don't know about Bliss OS,...

I stopped supporting gslx680_ts_acpi a long time ago. Please switch to the in-kernel silead driver if you can. Looking at https://github.com/onitake/gsl-firmware/tree/master/firmware/linux/silead , there's support for a "v891w v1" device -...

@StrongTabletMan Yes, I know. If you can, please file a bug report against the linux kernel package. The maintainers should set the following config options: ``` CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_SILEAD=m CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_DMI=y ``` so...

I think it's important to always report a bug on the Debian bug tracker *first*, then send mail to the mailing lists for feedback. There's currently a transition to new...

You should be able to correct the flipped axis with a DMI override. Missing input on one side indicates unsuitable firmware, however.

Read this section: https://github.com/onitake/gsl-firmware#silead_ts You don't need a different driver, but you need a firmware blob that maps exactly to your screen. You also need to pass parameters to the...