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Debian 11 - ts_calibrate / ts_test issue #230
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More info... This is a bit strange. On Debian 7.11, the touchscreen is found as: I'm not sure why the final input0 happens. But /dev/input/by-id shows this for the MPI devices: On Debian 11, it's found as: Again, not sure what is up with input0 or input5. But /dev/input/by-id shows this for the MPI devices: Could Debian 11 by using the wrong /dev/input/event? |
There does seem to be a problem with tslib and Debian 11. I tried a ViewSonic TD2230 10-point touch screen monitor with the BeagleBone Black Debian 11. That screen does appear to calibrate and then runs ts_test properly. But I also get garbage touch (mouse) events when I run a SDL1.2 program. I tried ts_test_mt also. It says "10 touch contacts supported (driver)" at the bottom. But only shows 1 touch contact on the screen no matter how may contacts I make. Also, ts_conf segfaults when selecting "2. show ts.conf modules". |
I am trying to get a Meteor 10.1 touchscreen working with Debian 11 on a BeagleBone Black.
https://www.elecrow.com/wiki/meteor-screen-10122-ips-touch-screen-with-rgb-animated-light.html
It works fine on a Debian 7.11 image with the latest libts code based on commit bec90df.
On Debian 11, ts_calibrate seems to work fine. But when I run ts_test the cursor dos not follow the touches.
Dragging left to right moves the cursor from the top of the screen to the bottom in a little less than the full screen.
Dragging top to bottom move the cursor from the right of the screen to the left in about the middle third of the screen.
If I remove the /etc/pointercal file, ts_test then tracks the cursor with the touches.
My end use is with a SDL1.2 based app. On Debian 7.11 it works properly. On Debian 11 I get all kinds of garbage touch events. I have not dug into what the vents are yet.
Any idea?
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