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#1 2012-02-03 17:24:37

titegtnodI
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Registered: 2011-07-19
Posts: 14

Faytech Touchscreen No Longer Detected by Kernel

Okay so this sucks a lot. I used to install Arch Linux on Faytechs and setup kiosks running Arch Linux. All I did is blacklist the touchscreen module and Arch Linux would treat it as a mouse. That was all fine and dandy, wonderful even, it's all I needed. This was on kernel 2.6. Now I'm on 3.2.2-1 ... it's not listed in /dev/input/ and it's not in /proc/bus/input/devices.

This is specifically the 10"4 Touch PC model FT 1040 PC. I've hit a roadblock here and I'd really love a second opinion at this point. Should I get the 2.7 kernel (which I'm assuming is in the AUR) and just wait for 3.x to support this device which was previously compiled in?

I really really don't want to use Debian but it's starting to look bleak sad. Debian kind of works on everything but Arch Linux is infinitely easier to use and configure imho.

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#2 2012-11-06 18:52:01

titegtnodI
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Registered: 2011-07-19
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Re: Faytech Touchscreen No Longer Detected by Kernel

I ended up using the 2.7 kernel and I've been on an older version of Arch Linux ever since!

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