On 13/03/14 09:52, [email protected] wrote:
27 Ağustos 2013 Salı 22:14:14 UTC+3 tarihinde [email protected] yazdı:
Hi,
For a while I've been working on getting my A13 tablet touch screen working
with GNU/Linux.
It's now working well enough for my purposes and I figured it was time to push
it out.
The code can be found at:
https://gitorious.org/gslx680-for-sunxi
It would be easy to move it in tree. What is a bit different from the other
touch screen drivers is that it doesn't include the firmware in the driver.
I've split the firmware into a separate file that you name in the
fex/script.bin file.
The reason for this is that the firmware defines things about the hardware such
as resolution and can't be easily modified. So to support multiple devices
you'd need multiple firmware included. Or your have to build for each
driver+firmware combination. Better to have it a seperate file and which
firmware be a configuration thing. That fits better to me with fex/script.bin
or Device Tree. I've also added legacy single touch as well as multi touch.
Not sure where we go from here, but no point me sitting on it. ;-)
Joe
Hi,
I have a A13 tablet (just like this one -->
http://moveontechnology.com/hugoenchina/?p=324)
and while trying to make touchscreen working I came acrross with this gslx680
driver(https://gitorious.org/gslx680-for-sunxi)
I'm using sunxi-3.4 kernel and compiled the driver successfully for this
kernel. My screen resolution is 800x480 so I'm using the firmware supplied by
the source code.
I can successfully insmod the driver, got the successfull dmesg messages as expected, but
when I try testing the driver with "evtest" tool, i got totally no output from
gslx680 mmodule (/dev/event/event1).
I am completely stuck at this point, any suggestion will be really helpfull.
Thanks in advance.
selim
Hi Selim,
I've done an update recently that makes the new code work properly with
X, it was broken at one point.
At this point, as far as I know, I need to start the process of getting
it into sunxi properly. Maybe add DT and get it fully upstreamed. Yet to
start that process.
Anyway, no output from evtest tells me the problem is probably the firmware.
You need to extract the firmware from your android driver. There is a
python script in the firmware directory called fw_extractor (and
fw_info) that should be able to do this, if the driver is related to the
Android one with my device. If the firmware isn't in the Android driver,
then we need to find where it lives on your device and put it into the
same binary format.
If you feel you aren't getting anywhere, send me the Android driver and
I'll have a look to see if the firmware is in there and adapt the script
to find it there too.
We need to start building a database of the firmware for the gslx680
chips. If we can work out how to tell which chip needs which firmware,
we can select the right one automatically. The aim of course is
everything just works. :-)
Joe
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