Configuring Wacom Graphire4 on Mandriva
Hello,
I can't seem to get my Wacom device working with Mandriva. So far I've found some clues: +The kernel has a driver named "wacom" which is loaded at startup +The device is found, but I'm not sure if the driver "wacom" claims it. From what I understand is that "event2" and "ts1" are my tablets input. Indeed when using a cat command on them I get a response on my console. I've tried adding the proper strings in the XFree86 configuration file and Xorg, but with no result except for my usb mouse not responding or somethimes the whole XFree server doens't start. I've also tried to follow the Linux Wacom Project's documentation but without any result( not much experience). Is there still anyone who can help? |
Update: wacom kernel driver claims my Wacom device, but still nothing happens While looking around on da net I found some other clues: it would appear that my tablet works on any other system other than Mandriva 2006. My conclusions are that the kernel of Mandriva 2006 2.6.12-12mdk isn't supporting it, while older and newer versions of the kernel 2.6.12 do. Should I wait for the next release of Mandriva or is there another solution?
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Here's a late solution.
You may or may not have fixed this, but I just recently had this problem on Slackware 11 (kernel 2.6.17.13) with a Graphire4. I fixed it by getting the 0.7.6-1 production drivers, compiling, and installing. I posted this hoping to benefit someones sanity, as I know finding a solution can be frustrating.
I had this same issue. I would do a: Code:
wacdump /dev/input/event# This is the link to the Driver I used. http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/l....7.6-1.tar.bz2 Make sure you compile it using the X11 SDK. http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/se...y=xorg-x11-sdk And follow this guide, it's for Ubuntu, but it works. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25151 Once you've untar-ed the driver and installed the SDK, it's a ./configure, make, make install (or checkinstall if you want to keep track) routine to get it installed. Configure your X11 config file, per the directions in the Ubuntu guide, reboot your machine and re-enter X and it should work. Good Luck. Edited: for Clarity. |
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