Huion 1060Plus not working on kernel 5.3 #318
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I have the same problem with the Huion 1060 Plus Tablet, using Ubuntu 19.10 with the 5.3.0-19-generic Kernel. |
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Same issue here, had to revert a machine to keep the tablet working. |
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i use fedora 31, i dont install any digimend packages, H1060p works well but lsusb dont sees name of tablet :( xinput --list |
It appears to be id=9,15,8 Have you tried typing "sudo mod probe hid-uclogic" in your terminal? You can also try running "evtest" and see if it lists and/or responds to input. |
i didn't used any command or any settings. but i need help, how to configure those button. O_O [liveuser@localhost-live ~]$ lsusb [liveuser@localhost-live ~]$ sudo evtest Event: time 1573143230.193020, type 4 (EV_MSC), code 4 (MSC_SCAN), value 90002 |
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Please keep the issue on topic, if you are not using the digimend driver why are you asking for help here? |
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i wrote kernel version too. if you delete digimend driver it can be works. maybe need upgrade kernel too. |
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Dude, delete digimend driver. and if you do button settings file share me too pls. thx, i dont know which configure is good for start. kubuntu@kubuntu:~$ lsusb kubuntu@kubuntu:~$ sudo evtest |
I think when I used Ubuntu 19.10 I installed the drive even before testing tablet. I will try to test without the drive. Did you just plug in the tablet and it worked? No additional setup or installation? |
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yes i download (ubuntu)kubuntu-19.10-desktop-amd64.iso note. this tablet a little dumb if plug unplug plug usb rapidly, it dont work some time. unplug it and wait 2 or 3 minuts and plug it again. |
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There seems some support for the tablett on Wayland, but on Xorg i cant get it to work. On 4.19 Kernel it gets registered as Tablett but wont register any inputs. |
I tested Kubuntu 19.10, but it didn't work, maybe because I'm using Xorg. I was only able to use the tablet on Ubuntu 18.04 anyway, I will expect some support, maybe for Ubuntu 20.04. |
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Hi Everyone, I do not see the Using lsusb I get: What should I try now? What else should I consider to add to this post to make this issue better solvable? |
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Has anyone gotten this to work? I reinstalled from source to try debian version 10, but the errors kicked back by usb-devices remains:
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The problem is still persisting even with kernel 5.4 and 5.5; for some reason the tablet doesn't get recognised at all, and I don't know how else to troubleshoot the problem. |
I finally solved it, at least for my problem. Disable Usb3 in the bios (called xHCI in my bios, may be eHCI in yours). I did that, rebooted, everything worked 100% with no further fiddling. |
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Sadly I don't have that option, I can only let the mobo handle the xHCI if the OS can't do it but that's not helping the situation. |
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Doing more research I stumbled upon this thread, I'm not sure what to make of it, but it seems like it might be a problem with the kernel and usb driver. |
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Archlinux has updated |
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If you are comfortable patching the kernel, I have made a patch for 5.5 that removes all calls to the tt_buffer_clear and lets the tablet work on current stable kernels: While its definitely a bit like using a band-aid to cover a bullethole, more study would be required to actually figure out the problem and I just wanted to use my tablet again. |
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@menaechmi Interestingly, it seems as though compiling the module separately doesn't fix the issue. I'm using Arch Linux and made a package to build only the xhci* drivers with this patch and it seems like it made no difference? I still get error -32 |
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Forcing USB 2.0 on selected ports (https://www.systutorials.com/how-to-force-a-usb-3-0-port-to-work-in-usb-2-0-mode-in-linux/) I am able to make it work without kernel patching or disabling USB3 in BIOS. I guess it is chipset-specific though. |
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I have a H1060P and it seems it's not the same model you other people are using, as it is reported as Anyway, my problem is: the pen did work, even before using the digimend drivers, including pressure on Krita. But no KDE tool or command allows me to access the hardware to configure it, and I'm left-handed. This means I need to be able to turn the tablet upside-down, as Windows config tools allow me to do. I guess I'll have to check what happens if I change the right port do USB2.0 mode. |
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Hey guys. I am using Shortly the steps are:
System information:
When I connect the tablet to USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 it does not work. Installing But if you install All of the below has been captured after doing
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@spbnick Hi. Do you have any ideas why sending system into sleep via |
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@AlexanderBartash, can't think of anything beside something in the USB stack. There's https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-kernel-drivers/blob/master/hid-uclogic-core.c#L264-L277 of course, but it should be no different to just unloading and reloading the module, for example, or rebinding the tablet to hid-generic and back to hid-uclogic. |
For what it's worth, I was unable to reproduce this behaviour with the Huion New 1060 Plus on Ubuntu 18.04 (KDE Plasma 5.12.9) with the |
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Hi. Did you follow the steps in the exact order as I described? Like
connecting your tablet, rebooting etc
…On Tue, Apr 28, 2020, 18:57 Miren Radia ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey guys. I am using Kubuntu 20.04 and Huion New 1060 Plus and I managed
to make it work but with an extra step which is *sending system into
sleep via systemctl suspend and waking it up*. For some reason it makes
the system detect the tablet. System *reboot does not do that*, I have
tried it multiple times. There is something special happens during system
wake up routine.
For what it's worth, I was unable to reproduce this behaviour with the
Huion New 1060 Plus on Ubuntu 18.04 (KDE Plasma 5.12.9) with the
5.4.28-050428-generic kernel and release v9 of digimend-dkms.
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Almost exactly (I did check as well before rebooting just in case) but I had already installed |
I've just build the patched kernel and can confirm that it is working, thanks a lot. |
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The patches needed for the tablett to work should be implemented in linux-5.6.8 which is now available on arch. So the aur package is no longer needed Cheers |
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I can confirm that it works again with the new kernel. Even though the display mapping is broken (it always uses all my monitors), but that may be a configuration issue somewhere else. |
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Another confirmation that the tablet works with kernel 5.6.8. |
The tablet works fine on kernel 5.2 but I can't seem to make it work on 5.3.
lsusbshows the tablet butxinput list,xsetwacom list, anduclogic-probedon't give any info about it.If there's anything I can do to help with troubleshooting please let me know.
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