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When trying to use the input_absinfo for ABS_MT_POSITION_X/Y, I noticed them being 0. After stracing the program, I noticed that most absolute axes on another device with abs axes were grabbed fine with an eviocgabs ioctl. But not my multitouch ones which evtest could clearly find.
My first finding that 0x28 was not all the ABS values (would be 0x3f) didn't work. The I noticed the comment below the finding which explicitly ignored the ABS_MT values.
It seems that I can grab the axis without problem. What was the intention of "we'll handle that later.". Is there any extra checking that needs to be done for those that I missed? For now my fix seems to work just fine (LinusCDE@43fb0b3). I needed the fix for this code to work.
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When trying to use the input_absinfo for ABS_MT_POSITION_X/Y, I noticed them being 0. After stracing the program, I noticed that most absolute axes on another device with abs axes were grabbed fine with an eviocgabs ioctl. But not my multitouch ones which evtest could clearly find.
My first finding that 0x28 was not all the ABS values (would be 0x3f) didn't work. The I noticed the comment below the finding which explicitly ignored the ABS_MT values.
It seems that I can grab the axis without problem. What was the intention of "we'll handle that later.". Is there any extra checking that needs to be done for those that I missed? For now my fix seems to work just fine (LinusCDE@43fb0b3). I needed the fix for this code to work.
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