~Toughbooktalk~

Did you notice the 22,847 views?

I just noticed something.

Run xinput_calibrator with no sudo.

[F9] used to be set to defaults. I never read the fine print since. :) Looks like this Mint doesn't use xorg.conf.d. So it's either make a directory or use /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-yada yada. In the olden days we used to make a directory...Usually it was Mint. xinput_calibrator --list jay@jaymi...

This after [F9] set to defaults? I would expect auto setting for default.

jay@jaymint18 ~ $ xinput_calibrator -v DEBUG: XInputExtension version is 2.3 DEBUG: Skipping virtual master devices and devices without axis valuators. DEBUG: Skipping device 'Virtual core XTEST pointer' id=4, does not report Absolute events. DEBUG: Skipping device 'ImPS/2 Generic Wheel Mouse' id=12...

Teo one time said the thing about booting twice. It writes over / deletes anomalies in the secret recesses between bios and the OS. Like registry in a way. I was thinking the old 99-calib file was asking for the touchscreen v.s. tablet. The numbers, if there, were way outside tablet parameters. Stra...

A battery pull reset might be beneficial.....just the main battery.

Hey, do you have a 99-calibration file someplace for the CF-30? Like maybe in /etc/X11?????

If so delete it...

I've been getting single packages from "debian package name" and installing with gdebi. https://packages.debian.org/sid/utils/xinput-calibrator Just for grins, go into synaptic and completely remove then re-install calibrator. Then run it from the Mint menu. I'm thinking a clean install mi...

I was thinking usb multiplexer confusion.

Mine is set auto tablet hence the different numbers.

Where did you get xinput-calibrator.....checking

Meanwhile with as many devices installed as shown in your reports above, I'd unplug any peripheral usb devices and re-boot twice...stand-by first while I check settings.

Oh, are you using calibration from the menu or terminal?

Be right back.