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I've been working on getting a tablet of mine working with Ubuntu for a while and for the longest time, I thought that getting passed the EFI was going to be my biggest headache, but currently it seems to be getting the touchscreen working. What is happening is that when I load a driver, no matter where I touch the screen, the cursor seems to be confined to the upper left corner of the screen. I've done xinput_calibrator several times and used several different drivers that I found for my touchscreen. It's a cheap Vulcan tablet that used to run Windows 10 but now it's running 18.04 and, near as I can tell, it's a MSSL1680 i2c touchscreen. Is there something I'm missing as far as configuring the touchscreen to expand the area?










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  • Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

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I've been working on getting a tablet of mine working with Ubuntu for a while and for the longest time, I thought that getting passed the EFI was going to be my biggest headache, but currently it seems to be getting the touchscreen working. What is happening is that when I load a driver, no matter where I touch the screen, the cursor seems to be confined to the upper left corner of the screen. I've done xinput_calibrator several times and used several different drivers that I found for my touchscreen. It's a cheap Vulcan tablet that used to run Windows 10 but now it's running 18.04 and, near as I can tell, it's a MSSL1680 i2c touchscreen. Is there something I'm missing as far as configuring the touchscreen to expand the area?










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  • Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

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I've been working on getting a tablet of mine working with Ubuntu for a while and for the longest time, I thought that getting passed the EFI was going to be my biggest headache, but currently it seems to be getting the touchscreen working. What is happening is that when I load a driver, no matter where I touch the screen, the cursor seems to be confined to the upper left corner of the screen. I've done xinput_calibrator several times and used several different drivers that I found for my touchscreen. It's a cheap Vulcan tablet that used to run Windows 10 but now it's running 18.04 and, near as I can tell, it's a MSSL1680 i2c touchscreen. Is there something I'm missing as far as configuring the touchscreen to expand the area?










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I've been working on getting a tablet of mine working with Ubuntu for a while and for the longest time, I thought that getting passed the EFI was going to be my biggest headache, but currently it seems to be getting the touchscreen working. What is happening is that when I load a driver, no matter where I touch the screen, the cursor seems to be confined to the upper left corner of the screen. I've done xinput_calibrator several times and used several different drivers that I found for my touchscreen. It's a cheap Vulcan tablet that used to run Windows 10 but now it's running 18.04 and, near as I can tell, it's a MSSL1680 i2c touchscreen. Is there something I'm missing as far as configuring the touchscreen to expand the area?







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  • Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

    – Archisman Panigrahi
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  • Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

    – Archisman Panigrahi
    1 hour ago

















Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

– Archisman Panigrahi
1 hour ago





Try updating to the latest Linux kernel using ukuu and let us know. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get install ukuu. Open ukuu and install the latest kernel. It might solve the issue

– Archisman Panigrahi
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