event5 DEVICE_ADDED Video Bus seat0 default group2 cap:k event3 DEVICE_ADDED Power Button seat0 default group1 cap:k In fact althrough the pen is registered correctly in the libinput outputs, no events are produced by it: (works in buggy mode if the original goodix kernel module is used). The stylus is not working on these kernels. TEsted on a Teclast F6 Pro running Linux Mint 19.2 (Cinnamon / Xorg) with following kernels: If it does work, I'd gladly appreciate if you let me know so I can indicate that it supports your machine in addition to mine. I hope this will work for you as well, or at least help you understand how to make it work for your machine. The steps to follow are thoroughly described in the README.md. You can get the modified driver by cloning my repo at: … nux-driver Long story short, the pen is working as it is expected to be on my machine. I decided to analyse the content of the source files to try and merge the relevant code into the mainline Linux driver for the Goodix touchscreen controllers.īy doing so, I managed to have a working driver that creates a new logical input device for the pen, in addition to the one for the touchscreen which works perfectly as it is. However, even with the help of the porting guide in the repo, I didn't manage to port the driver to my x86_64-architecture tablet.

The one that we both have should be supported by the gt9xx driver. I personally have a Chuwi Surbook which also features a Goodix Capacitive Touchscreen product ID 9111 just like your Teclast F6 does.Īfter some research, I found the official Goodix GitHub which hosts repositories of Android drivers for their touchscreen controllers.

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