On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Jason alavaliant <[email protected]> wrote:
> I managed to patch the wacom source to disable the MotionNotify events for
> pad devices,   weirdly though the bug is still occurring even though testing
> with xev shows not one single X event being emitted when the strip is
> touched.    I'm at a bit of a loss as to how that could be as I'm not aware
> of any events that xev doesn't show and I don't know how a program can
> respond to a device that's not sending any X events.   Unless somebody who
> knows more about X communication can explain how that could be happening I'm
> going to have to talk to autodesk about this since it looks like maya 2010
> is doing some pretty weird stuff.

How about patching the driver to let users disable the pad device
hotplug altogether? You can for a test just comment out the pad device
creation and see if that helps. Is that maya a native linux
application? how does it decide if something is an extended device and
can be used as such?

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--Alexia

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