Re: Zaurus 860 native X and calibration

Klaus Weidner <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.debian.devel.3com-pilot,gmane.linux.debian.devel.handheld
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Sun, Aug 15, 2004 at 05:53:05AM -0700, Nick Mitchell wrote:
> Hello! Thanks very much to pocketworkstation for the
> Debian chroot environment. It's working very well, on
> top of a pdaXrom 1.0.5 base ROM. There's basically two
>  annoyances I haven't yet been able to figure out,
> both related to running a native X within the chrooted
> environment. First, the touchscreen calibration is
> slightly off. Second, when I run it as a normal user,
> the touchscreen, while it seems to accept input, does
> so in an unreliable, jerky, manner.

Have you tried running the Xf4vnc framebuffer server together with the
fbvnc client for the local display? That's what I'm using in the chroot
debian environment. I never tried native X11 on current models, so I
can't comment on that.

> On the second point: I don't think this works, even in
> the native environment, but does anyone know why?

This is strange, my guess would be that there's a separate process that
also reads from the touchscreen and the resulting race condition breaks
the protocol.

Or does the native X use something other than the default touchscreen
device interface to read that's timing sensitive? Last time I looked
there was no source available for tha pdaXrom X server unfortunately.

-Klaus
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