ASUS EeeTop ET2002T - Revision history

Uplink: /* Dianemo */ Remove incorrect information about InputDevice section

2014-10-31T19:21:08Z

Dianemo: Remove incorrect information about InputDevice section

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	=== Dianemo ===		=== Dianemo ===
	Xconfigure takes care of xorg.conf for you automatically, and you don't need to make any manual changes to it. The resulting xorg.conf looks like the 10.10 file above, but without the "Files" ~~and "InputDevice" sections. There is no evtouch package anymore, so the InputDevice section doesn't do anything anymore~~. The "Files" section is gone to let X use its default search paths.		Xconfigure takes care of xorg.conf for you automatically, and you don't need to make any manual changes to it. The resulting xorg.conf looks like the 10.10 file above, but without the "Files". The "Files" section is gone to let X use its default search paths.

2014-10-31T16:04:58Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 16:04, 31 October 2014
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	Option "Ignore" "true"		Option "Ignore" "true"
	EndSection</b>		EndSection</b>

			=== Dianemo ===
			Xconfigure takes care of xorg.conf for you automatically, and you don't need to make any manual changes to it. The resulting xorg.conf looks like the 10.10 file above, but without the "Files" and "InputDevice" sections. There is no evtouch package anymore, so the InputDevice section doesn't do anything anymore. The "Files" section is gone to let X use its default search paths.

2011-04-05T12:34:09Z

Ubuntu 7.10, Ubuntu 8.04: added a note

←Older revision		Revision as of 12:34, 5 April 2011
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	=== Ubuntu 7.10, Ubuntu 8.04 ===		=== Ubuntu 7.10, Ubuntu 8.04 ===
			For Ubuntu 10.10 (or 10.04) see below.

	==== chroot yourself to the Eee Top ====		==== chroot yourself to the Eee Top ====
	Use chroot to gain access to your Eee Top so that we can make the changes in the following steps;		Use chroot to gain access to your Eee Top so that we can make the changes in the following steps;

2011-04-05T12:32:56Z

Add xorg.conf for Ubuntu 10.10

2010-09-28T16:09:23Z

2010-05-03T07:52:58Z

2010-04-24T14:24:29Z

2010-03-25T10:57:39Z

Setup xorg.conf: Set MoveLimit to 100, to make slight cursor movements count as clicks when the screen is touched

2010-03-25T09:20:34Z

Install the evtouch and void drivers: The void driver needs to be installed, otherwise X won't start.

←Older revision		Revision as of 09:20, 25 March 2010
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	Your prompt should change and you are now working on the Eee Top's file system.		Your prompt should change and you are now working on the Eee Top's file system.

	==== Install the evtouch ~~driver~~ ====		==== Install the evtouch and void drivers ====
	apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-evtouch		apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-evtouch xserver-xorg-input-void

	==== Configure udev ====		==== Configure udev ====

2010-03-23T15:17:55Z

Setup xorg.conf

←Older revision		Revision as of 15:17, 23 March 2010
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	==== Setup xorg.conf ====		==== Setup xorg.conf ====

	My xorg.conf looks like this right now (The changes relevant to the Eee Top are in bold):		My xorg.conf looks like this right now. Notice that the Mouse Input device has had the Driver set to 'void' other wise you will get double taps whenever you touch the screen. This will of course disable the mouse. (The changes relevant to the Eee Top are in bold):

	Section "ServerLayout"		Section "ServerLayout"