On 1/4/06, Fisherss <fisherssml_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, that's because of the /etc/pointercal file, as my touch panel is
> 320x240 and yours are 640x480, so you need to re-adjust it with your
> machine.
> The way I am using is using OPIE-1 with tslib and ts_tools like ts_test
> , ts_calibrate and so on. If you guys want it, I will upload, but not
> now, it's 12:29 PM here, I have to go to bed later.
I tried deleting the /etc/pointercal file, and the opie touchscreen
calibration tool shows up, but it keeps going (you have to tap some
crosshairs, but the crosshairs just keep appearing).
Because I don't have a serial cable, I can't power off the device
properly, and some files get corrupted when I press the reset button.
I have to recopy the rootfs every time I try...
Also because I don't have a serial cable, I can't really use the
ts_tools (no interactive console), so I'm a bit lost here...
Anyone got a clue how I can calibrate the touchscreen? I also tried to
change the touchscreen kernel module (replacing all 320's with 640 and
all 240's with 480), but I don't know how to create the .ko file (not
created automatically, as there isn't a menu option for it yet).
So now I have a gui, but I can only click a couple of buttons :-)
Received on Wed Jan 04 2006 - 13:00:37 EST
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