On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 6:58 AM, Chris Bagwell <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> OK, having said that, I consider this more a xf86-input-wacom issue >>> than a kernel side issue ("generic" tablets should be allowed to >>> declare serial #'s) and its unlikely that user will click stylus and >>> tablet buttons at same time. Come to think of it, we may should >>> modify xf86-input-wacom to stop basing Protocol 4 support based on >>> MSC_SERIAL and instead rely on hard coded list of tablet_id's. >> >> I agree. All future P4 devices should be claimed as generic tablets. I >> thought we've updated that already. After checking into the code I saw >> MSC_SERIAL is still there (sigh). So, we should not report MSC_SERIAL >> for P4 devices. Chris, are you interested in making patches to fix >> issue, or do you prefer me to take care of it? >> >> We'll need users to test the patches, especially for older P4 tablets, >> before pushing the patch upstream. > > Do you mean patches for kernel side or xf86-input-wacom? > > For kernel side, I think I'd better leave it to Przemo to test with device. > > I'll be happy to do patch for xf86-input-wacom.
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