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Is there a /dev/uinput driver and do you have the privileges to access it? Running the driver as root should always work. And there should be an error message if /dev/uinput can't be accessed so I think the problem must be some other thing. The interface between uinput and Xorg is the xorg-evdev driver. So maybe it's not running? Then the uinput driver would be active but the kernel devices wouldn't be visible for the X server. Can you verify that xorg-evdev is installed or install it? |
Yes, in fact, gfxtablet can access to /dev/uinput. About xorg-evdev driver, it is installed and it's automatically loaded by systemd (also because it is required to use mouse and touchpad). |
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I have just solved uncommenting touchscreen input device lines in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-evdev.conf
now:
I suggest you to add this troubleshooting to the project site. |
I tried with another ArchLinux installation but the 10-evdev.conf was correct there. Added it to docs anyway, thx. |
Hi guys, I need your help. I want to try GfxTablet (http://rfc2822.github.com/GfxTablet/) on my archlinux pc with gimp.
I compiled and ran this software (as explained on installation guide), but the input device (NetworkTablet) doesn't appear either in xinput list or in gimp input device.
The software starts and receives datas from the android app, but probably it could create the input device on arch. So I tryed to run it with sudo and to use this guide (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wiimote#Unable_to_open_uinput) but nothing. Any solutions?
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