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Wacom Intuos BT M - system unresponsive #371
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It actually seems to work without any issues while wired, so that's good. Btw, honestly I'm not even sure where I should write about this issue. |
Hi @JustCryen, You are at the right place to report/"complain about" Wacom device issues :). Your issue is most likely caused by a patch I submitted recently. The patch applied to kernel 6.3 and backported to 5.4 and later stable branches. Jason fixed the issue [1]. The fix hasn't been accepted to upstream yet. Are you comfortable at applying patch and compiling wacom.ko from the source, i.e. from input-wacom? |
Thanks for the clarification! As far as I can see this is not only a program parch but it actually requires kernel parching. |
I have the same issue, luckily the wired mode works. |
Hi, sorry for what will be basically an off-topic question but I don't want to open a new issue just because I want to ask something. |
Are you looking for something like this: https://github.com/linuxwacom/xf86-input-wacom/wiki/Area-mapping? If your system is based on X server, you can use xsetwacom. If your system is based on Wayland, please checkout libinput project (https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/what-is-libinput.html) |
Yeah, I guess I'm looking for something similar. I've seen the xinput / xsetwacom way of achieving this but I'm on Wayland. |
Okay, so from the arch wiki libinput:
So it seems like it's an issue with gnome not supporting area scaling? |
thank you!, just a question, if i understood correctly how the kernel mail works, the patch gonna land in linux 6.5? and can it gonna be backported? |
The patch has been merged. It will be in the latest upstream kernel. It is also backported to kernel stable branches and this project under 4.5 path. |
I'm on 6.4.9 kernel and it works perfectly. Thank you for the quick fix @Pinglinux! |
The BT fix was merged upstream and backported to input-wacom. The tablet area mapping request goes with libinput/Wayland. We'll work with libinput project (@whot) to figure out a solution. |
Hi, I have a weird issue with this wacom tablet, it's the
CTL-6100WL
model to be exact.So in short, seconds after pen hovers over the pad surface all the system input stops working. I'm using wayland as my display server with gnome as the DE.
I still can see the system notifications and BT icon reacting to me shutting off the tablet and turning it back on, so overall the system is running fine… but all input stops working.
So no keyboard, mouse, touchpad and wacom tablet input works at all… at this point the only thing I can do is basically force a reboot by holding down the power button.
It did work a while back and only occasionally entering this state but now, I get this behaviour basically all the time when trying to use the tablet.
I mostly use it in the BT wireless mode, for now I'm not sure if it also freezes the input when wired (I'll update this in the comments when I get to trying it in wired mode),
System info:
OS:
arch linux
Desktop environment:
gnome-shell 1:44.2-1
mutter 44.2-1
Display server:
wayland 1.22.0-1
Kernel:
linux-lts 6.1.32-1
Other packages:
libinput 1.23.0-1
libwacom 2.7.0-1
Logs and other info:
> libwacom-list-local-devices
> bluetoothctl info
journalctl log:
wacom_journalctl.txt
dmesg log:
wacom_dmesg.txt
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