I am trying to get the touchscreen working on a Toughbook CF-29. I have been unable to locate any information specifically about it. It seems that some older Toughbooks used a serial port, usually ttyS3, and that others may use a similar setup to the Fujitsu Lifebook B-series, which apparently attaches to a ps-2 mouse port.
I have tried all five modules found under .../drivers/input/touchscreen/, namely; ads7846, elo, gunze, mk712, and mtouch, as well as the xorg.conf setup shown at <http://www.conan.de/>. I can't say whether or not any of them work, because I have not been able to locate the touchscreen device. Doing: od -h </dev/ttyS{anything except 0} produces an I/O error indicating that there is nothing there. (ttyS0 is an actual DB9 serial port) There is nothing but the USB controller on the USB bus, according to lsusb. Doing: od -h </dev/input/event0 picks up the keyboard. Similarly, /event1 picks up nothing, /event2, /mice, /mouse0, and the one you might suspect of being a TouchScreen, /ts0, all pick up the touchpad, but not the touchscreen. Where is it? -- Carl Brown Whitefield, NH USA -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
