lol Chris beat me to it. I be slow this morning. I agree it appears
the blacklisting of the digitizer from the ASUSTEK hid driver worked.
Because evtest is now calling the device:
Input device name: "ISD-V4 Pen"
instead of:
Input device name: "ASUSTek Computer, Inc. Eee Note Digitizer"
and the Relative axis is gone. Nice job.
> Device after change is recognize as ISD-V4.
The problem with "ISD-V4" as the name is that it is the same as the
Lenovo's and isn't very descriptive. What do you see when you enter
in a terminal?:
xinput list
That's a way to find the keywords for a match in the xorg.conf.d
wacom.conf. I used ASUS just because it was shorter, but you're
probably correct to use ASUSTEK. By the way did they recently change
their name to AUSUTek, or has it always been that?
The advantage of using the name I proposed: "ASUS Wacom ISDv4 179F",
is that it contains the keyword Wacom which should show up in 'xinput
list' along with the rest of the name. Plus it describes the product.
So you would not have to change or add a keyword to the match in the
wacom.conf. Obviously you could use "ASUSTek Wacom ISDv4 179F" if you
wanted to. So as things stand right now to match you just need to add
"ISD-V4" to the default wacom.conf match like so:
MatchProduct "Wacom|WACOM|WALTOP|Hanwang|ISD-V4"
Again I agree with Chris, there is no need for the options you have in
your wacom.conf. In this line:
+ { "ASUS Wacom ISDv4 179F", WACOM_PKGLEN_GRAPHIRE, 16480, 12410, 255,
we're giving the Max X, Max Y, and Max Z in:
16480, 12410, 255,
The Max's are from your evtest output. Actually we already had the
Max Z from the ASUS site because it said it had 256 pressure levels.
Since 0 is a level the range is 0-255 and the Max Z is 255. Besides
the BottomX option is what is used in a Wacom .conf not MaxX and you
appear to be using the wrong coordinates anyway.
The "ForceDevice" "ISDV4" option has been deprecated for quite a
while. I think you said your xf86-input-wacom is from the git repo.
correct? So 0.12.0+? You can find the version with:
xsetwacom -V
There should be no need to tell the driver that it is a stylus or what
Mode it should be in. Again those should be done by the driver as
defaults if things are working properly. The driver will then append
'stylus' to the device name, i.e. "ISD-V4 stylus", which you'll see in
'xinput list'. I don't believe Tilt is supported for a tablet PC. So
please try cleaning up your wacom.conf, back to the default and see
where you are.
Also it would be helpful if you could provide the code changes you
have made to the kernel and xf86-input-wacom. The ones that you are
currently using. A summary of where you are at in other words.
I think you are almost there!
Favux
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