Hi Mike,
Is this the Eee Note EA800? An e-ink e-book reader with an active
stylus with 256 pressure levels and no touch?
http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Note/Eee_Note_EA800/
If so it apparently is a Wacom digitizer. But there is no Wacom
digitizer in the lsusb output? Just the "Bus 002 Device 012: ID
0b05:179f ASUSTek Computer, Inc."?
To get it working the first thing you would probably need to do is add
it to the wacom.ko. Using input-wacom would probably be more
convenient than working with your kernel. We'll need to see what the
experts say but something along the lines of adding the ASUSTek Vendor
ID like the Lenovo ID was added to, for example, wacom.h and
wacom_wac.c. Although the apparent digitizer is given an Asus product
ID, which doesn't follow Wacom conventions, I wouldn't be surprised if
it is in fact a Wacom (tabletPC?) digitizer already entered.
What is your Distribution and release? Kernel, Xorg, and
xf86-input-wacom versions?
Could you attach the output of:
lsusb vvvv
for the digitizer to your next post?
Favux
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