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The environment variable TSLIB_CALIBFILE is used by the tslib package to indicate the location of the pointercal file. The default value for TSLIB_CALIBFILE is <code>/etc/pointercal</code>. If you are writing a program that uses tslib you should make sure that you export TSLIB_CALIBFILE to point to the location of your pointercal file (as indicated in the previous section), or that you place a copy of the pointercal file at the default /etc/pointercal location. | The environment variable TSLIB_CALIBFILE is used by the tslib package to indicate the location of the pointercal file. The default value for TSLIB_CALIBFILE is <code>/etc/pointercal</code>. If you are writing a program that uses tslib you should make sure that you export TSLIB_CALIBFILE to point to the location of your pointercal file (as indicated in the previous section), or that you place a copy of the pointercal file at the default /etc/pointercal location. | ||
| − | Additional information can be found int the following [ | + | Additional information can be found int the following [https://software-dl.ti.com/processor-sdk-linux/esd/docs/latest/linux/How_to_Guides/Target/How_to_Recalibrate_the_Touchscreen.html page in TI wiki] |
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Touchscreen calibration[edit | edit source]
For resistive touch some calibration may be needed. Depending on your touchscreen and or the usespace environment, different calibration mechanism has to be used.
Weston[edit | edit source]
If the Weston compositor is running in the background, it is necessary to remove the old udev rules, and restart the device in order to calibrate the touchscreen.
rm -f /etc/udev/rules.d/ws-calibrate.rules reboot
At the next restart the weston-calibrator tool should automatically show up. Tap on the red cross appearing on the screen to calibrate the touch panel.
Note: In the case of root filesystem over NFS and SD card plugged in, make sure delete also the calibration rules stored in the SD card partition before rebooting:
rm /etc/udev/rules.d/ws-calibrate.rules rm /run/media/mmcblk0p1/ws-calibrate.rules reboot
Non-Weston based Graphic System[edit | edit source]
If the weston compositor is not running, it is necessary to run ts_calibrate exporting the correct environment variable for the calibration file used:
export TSLIB_CALIBFILE=/usr/share/pointercal ts_calibrate
Exporting TSLIB_CALIBFILE[edit | edit source]
The environment variable TSLIB_CALIBFILE is used by the tslib package to indicate the location of the pointercal file. The default value for TSLIB_CALIBFILE is /etc/pointercal. If you are writing a program that uses tslib you should make sure that you export TSLIB_CALIBFILE to point to the location of your pointercal file (as indicated in the previous section), or that you place a copy of the pointercal file at the default /etc/pointercal location.
Additional information can be found int the following page in TI wiki
