calib file for the touch-screen of the Total5200

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Hi,

I want to run Photon on my Total5200. To install the touchscreen driver I
need a calib.localhost file. But if I try to generate the calib.localhost
file following happens:

Photon -v

Photon: server running.

calib &

[1] 143372

Photon: Photon Open (phid=2)

Emit event: 1000, 4
Emit event: 40000, 4
Emit event: 40000, 2
Emit event: 1000, 4
Photon: CalculateVisibleTile called with invalid input_group
Emit event: 1000, 4
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
…

What did I wrong?

Daniel

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Daniel G?tz <tflc-gonzo@gmx.de> wrote:

Hi,

I want to run Photon on my Total5200. To install the touchscreen driver I
need a calib.localhost file. But if I try to generate the calib.localhost
file following happens:

Photon -v

Photon: server running.

calib &

I don’t think you should run calib in the background. Try:

calib

(without the ampersand).

\

Steve Reid stever@qnx.com
TechPubs (Technical Publications)
QNX Software Systems

3

I tried calib without the ampersand.
The same result, no calib.localhost was created and the calib run’s and
run’s and run’s…

Photon -v

Photon: server running.

calib

Photon: Photon Open (phid=2)
Emit event: 1000, 4
Emit event: 40000, 4
Emit event: 40000, 2
Emit event: 1000, 4
Photon: CalculateVisibleTile called with invalid input_group
Emit event: 1000, 4
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 80, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0
Emit event: 10000, 0

Steve Reid wrote:

Daniel G?tz <> tflc-gonzo@gmx.de> > wrote:
Hi,

I want to run Photon on my Total5200. To install the touchscreen driver I
need a calib.localhost file. But if I try to generate the calib.localhost
file following happens:

Photon -v

Photon: server running.

calib &

I don’t think you should run calib in the background. Try:

calib

(without the ampersand).


Steve Reid > stever@qnx.com
TechPubs (Technical Publications)
QNX Software Systems