~Toughbooktalk~

This one is late by a couple of days, due to work again.

https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/analysis-reports/AR19-129A

Here is the latest, a bit late due to work.

https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/alerts/AA19-122A

Ya, guess I have been back to this thread more than I thought I had.

Going to post any alerts I receive. Here is the latest.

https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/analysis-reports/AR19-100A

Sorry for the late reply. No sudo = no difference. It seems to be the version of Mint I set up in a CF-30Mk3 that is causing the problem. I made a Live USB stick with a snapshot of MX-18 that you uploaded for me . Calibrated the TS no problem, but when I booted back into Mint the same problems were ...

morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ xinput_calibrator --list
No calibratable devices found.
morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$

I will see what I have.

Set the BIOS to "Default" settings by way of the "Exit" menu, "Load default settings" , rebooted twice and here are the results: morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ xinput_calibrator Error: No calibratable devices found. morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ xinput_calibrator -v DEBUG:...

[F9] is "Optimized" settings. In my quest to get the TS calibrated, I have previously set the BIOS to "Default" settings, it did change the TS setting to"Auto" and then the calibrator found no devices to play with. I will try it again.

morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ sudo xinput_calibrator [sudo] password for morgan: Error: No calibratable devices found. morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ morgan@morgan-CF-30Mint19:~$ xinput_calibrator -v DEBUG: XInputExtension version is 2.3 DEBUG: Skipping virtual master devices and devices without axis v...

Okay, will do the power pull reset. Will report back in a few minutes.