I conform that it works on HP 600-1050 with 10.04 perfectly!
Thanx Daniel!
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Handling NextWindow Touchscreen (multitouch)
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I did a clean install of Lucid and I get the same messages as Jamie,
showing that everything is ok, but I get the messages as above on #59
So, should I start an new bug report for that or may we keep this one ??
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Handling NextWindow Touchscreen (multitouch)
Don't give up...
It seems that the driver blocks the whole usb controller. The bad thing
is that no input is possible when the driver is active, so it is not
possible to find out why... I think that the input devices are in
conflict somehow...
I didn't change my xorg.conf as after the first
OK, I did a more extended search.
I installed nw-fermi.deb and rebooted into recovery mode to check which input
event is assigned to the touchscreen using evtest. The results are:
Nor eth or wlan managed to start and the a usb stick I plugged did not
even get power!!!
Seconds after getting into
I confirm the same issue with robireland on an 600-1050...
It seems that almost none driver is working, as the network (wired and
wireless) is down also!
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I forgot: It's a new installation with 10.04 and no calibration was
needed...
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I've just installed 9.10 on the new HP Touchsmart 600-1050, facing the
same problem, though the touchscreen is pointed as 1926:0006 on bus
003 device 004 (usb). Also no input is connected to the device and no
device is created.
I also tried newer kernel (2.6.32.2) but with no success...
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