as you also have a running Windows 7 on your tablet, the best first step
would be to find out what kind of touch-screen hardware your tablet has.
This can be done that way:
Start Windows and login
Press Start
Select System control panel
Open the system icon (you also can use the Windows+Pause key on a
hardware keyboard to open this.)
Open the device manager
Open the HID tree (human interface device)
Select the touch screen device
Note it's device name into your answer to this group
Double click it to open it
Go to the Details tab
From the list, select "hardware IDs"
Copy the shown value into your answer to this group
You also should be able to find these informations under /dev in an
Linux/Android environement.
Then, somebody might have a look if there are Linux / Android drivers
available and he might integrate them into the device tree (maybe the
Tegav2 would be the best to fit?)
Stefan
unfortunately this hardware ID does not tell much, except of that the
touch screen device is controlled by an Amtel AT90USB162 microprocessor,
which communicates via USB with the motherboard.
In Windows, did you had to install special drivers to support that
touchscreen, or was it autodetected from Windows with no need of special
drivers? If you have Windows drivers, could you send me them for
analyzing off-list? Maybe I can find out the manufacturer by that way,
and then somebody else might know where to find the driver.
Stefan
Am 06.04.2012 16:00, schrieb stewartie4:
> Hi I did what you said thanks for the reply. The touchscreen doesn't
> have a name as such just a generic "hid-compliant device"
> The hardware ids are:
> HID\VID_03EB&PID_201C&REV_45:1
> HID\VID_03EB&PID_201C
> HID_DEVICE_UP:000D_U:0004
> HID_DEVICE
> Although I can't say they'll make much sense!thanks
>
>
> On Apr 5, 9:16 pm, Stefan<matthaeus.ste...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>>> http://www.dhgate.com/new-arrival-9-7-inch-thin-tablet-pc-capacitive/...
my opinion is that you think too simple. You think, you have your device
working, so you are happy and don't care on others. This is not my
opinion, even if I can be quite happy with my WeTab and Corvus's work.
In the message just below of yours, from tabletx86, there are a few
links which look quite promising. Why not just integrate these things
into the tegav2 device tree and see what happens?
Stefan
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My main hope is that once Windows 8 comes out it will be a perfect fit on this tablet.
Hello,
my opinion is that you think too simple. You think, you have your device working, so you are happy and don't care on others. This is not my opinion, even if I can be quite happy with my WeTab and Corvus's work.
In the message just below of yours, from tabletx86, there are a few links which look quite promising. Why not just integrate these things into the tegav2 device tree and see what happens?
Stefan
Am 08.04.2012 19:32, schrieb Alteran:
It has come out from the horses mouth and all the followers, you can only get a good copy of ICS working with a custom build or a very very pop tablet. if you have a off brand it simple will not be supported and don't look forward for it to be. Android maybe on multi systems now, but it has fallen in to the apple trap. If you a normal everyday person who don't know how to edit a iso, you are SOL. Since the 2.3 to the New 4.0 and on going they are not going to make a open range android. So for all the people looking, if your tablet or computer is very pop then you maybe in luck, if you computer is not, you will either build your own iso or you SOL.
If you own a jumper jk0-tt I have a full custom ISO. Stipped down only for this tablet. Atom N455, no other support, rt2860 wifi driver only.
I was open to the x86 build till I found out how close minded the people behind the build was. It was based off of linux, but it is not linux. After many debates of why they can't support multi drivers in builds it will never happen. So never expect a install to just work all the way around, this won't happen. So if you want x86 buy a very pop tablet.
As of for me, I will stick with the ARM for android. Atleast microsoft's new windows8 supports all x86 and 95% of ARM devices.
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Have you told us which driver you need?
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Indeed it is. I still have over 40 pending unread mails.
For 2860, I assume you talked about tegav2.
Actually I have added it to my tree, but
forgot to push it. Will do soon.
> I helped Alteran to solve his problem, but all the others users are not
> capable to compile their own build.
>
> But the most common requests is Ethernet support but there are too many to
> name them all.
>
> So maybe you could add an "official" Ethernet support with a best quality
> build than what Tabletx86 can supply ???
This has been explained.
> Someone else asked also for ts calibrate as his touchscreen seems to need
> one.
I've also explained how to enable tslib for a target.
> Should I have to assume a spokesperson position in between the end-users and
> you ?
>
> I don't mind to collect their requests, find the correct drivers name (this
> will save you some of your precious time) with the concerned builds and
> raise these requests to you if you do care...
> What do you think ?
Thank you.
The best approach is you can provide patches
so they can be merged directly.
The second best practice is tell me (us)
which target needs what drivers.
But that needs more time and efforts to handle.
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2012/4/24 Ooop Yooo <ooop...@gmail.com>:
> Oh me bad, I missed your question....
> 2012/4/17 Chih-Wei Huang <cwh...@android-x86.org>
>>
>> 2012/4/15 Ooop Yooo <ooop...@gmail.com>:
>> > Yes, why not ??? ^^ lol
>> >
>> > But why the Tegav2 target (or any other targets) holder or the
>> > "official"
>> > Android-x86 devs don't do the changes such as adding some more wireless,
>> > ethernet, touchscreen drivers, etc... ???
>>
>> Have you told us which driver you need
>
> Me personnaly ? No, as I don't need any... BUT at least Alteran asked forIndeed it is. I still have over 40 pending unread mails.
> wireless RT 2860 since march 26th as far as I can remember, but many others
> asked also for other wireless support, but you may be too busy to read them
> all...
For 2860, I assume you talked about tegav2.
Actually I have added it to my tree, but
forgot to push it. Will do soon.
This has been explained.
> I helped Alteran to solve his problem, but all the others users are not
> capable to compile their own build.
>
> But the most common requests is Ethernet support but there are too many to
> name them all.
>
> So maybe you could add an "official" Ethernet support with a best quality
> build than what Tabletx86 can supply ???
I've also explained how to enable tslib for a target.
> Someone else asked also for ts calibrate as his touchscreen seems to need
> one.
Thank you.
> Should I have to assume a spokesperson position in between the end-users and
> you ?
>
> I don't mind to collect their requests, find the correct drivers name (this
> will save you some of your precious time) with the concerned builds and
> raise these requests to you if you do care...
> What do you think ?
The best approach is you can provide patches
so they can be merged directly.
The second best practice is tell me (us)
which target needs what drivers.
But that needs more time and efforts to handle.
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http://www.android-x86.org
Well, you said you'd like to collect their requests, find the correct
drivers name
with the concerned builds and raise these requests to me.
Are you serious or just kidding?
If you are serious, I'm happy to delegate the task to you.
Please provide me patches on end-users requests.
Thanks a lot!
2012/4/25 Ooop Yooo <ooop...@gmail.com>:
I'm happy to delegate tasks to others.
But who would like to take it? Will you?
Well, you said you'd like to collect their requests, find the correct
drivers name
with the concerned builds and raise these requests to me.
Are you serious or just kidding?
If you are serious, I'm happy to delegate the task to you.
Please provide me patches on end-users requests.
Thanks a lot!
2012/4/25 Ooop Yooo <ooop...@gmail.com>:
This is great! Thank you so much indeed! I'm not sure if i can compile it myself, I'll give it a shot. When do you think the next version might be released?
that was added Apr 6
http://git.android-x86.org/?p=device/asus.git;a=commit;h=f266de37d4b0e3b6f5262b557f8b7d2a8d2f42d0
there is a build here, based on Apr. 24 repo that you could try while
waiting...
http://tabletsx86.org/x86-UPDATED-BUILDS.htm
On May 6, 11:30 pm, Jon Izarzugaza <timo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is great! Thank you so much indeed! I'm not sure if i can compile it
> myself, I'll give it a shot. When do you think the next version might be
> released?
> On May 6, 2012 10:44 PM, "Chih-Wei Huang" <cwhu...@android-x86.org> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > T91 support has been added to the source tree
> > (thanks to Edward Peek's patches)
>
> > You may build it from source, or
> > wait next release.
>
> > 2012/5/6 Jon Izarzugaza <timo...@gmail.com>: