Hello,
I have the problem that xorg-server isn't refresh the cursor when I touch on the touchscreen and set the event to event1.
In default xorg listens to TSLIB_TSDEVICE=/dev/input/event0 . It works but it is not accurate. So I want to do calibration but the it shows:
# ts_calibrate
xres = 800, yres = 480
tslib: Selected device is not a touchscreen (must support ABS and KEY event types)
So my touchscreen is on event0. So I set TSLIB_TSDEVICE=/dev/input/event1 and pointercal-eventX to 1 and than I can calibrate.
I use a file where I write the event number and then run an init.d script to start xserver & matchbox:
/usr/bin/startx /usr/bin/matchbox-session > $log_file 2>$1 -- -pointer $inputdev vt02 &
$inputdev is then touch-event1 .
In this case, when I have calibrate the screen and I touch it once, the cursor moves to the touchpoint. But when I touch it again
nothing happens. The cursor stays where it was.
I checked input-device event0 in /dev and it respond me characters & also interrupts were counted up.
Then I change to event0 and restart the xserver and matchbox-session and than everything works again. But not accurate.
Even if I change the name from pointercal-event1 (the calibration values) to pointercal-event0, it is not accurate. Like there is no calibration.
Also it seems that matchbox gets also stopped and started when I restart with init.d script.
Does anyone know where the problem is? I don't know where to look. And I haven't any ideas where the problem is.
Best regards
Andi
