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Oct 11, 2008
Linux Wacom Project HOWTO
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1.0
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Introduction
1.1
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Success Stories
1.2
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How To Use This Document
1.3
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Wacom Driver Theory of Operation
2.0
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Getting It Together
2.1
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Before We Start
2.2
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Downloading the Code
2.3
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The Root Account
2.4
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Install from Prebuilt
2.5
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Configuring the Package
3.0
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The USB Kernel Driver
3.1
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Testing Tablet Detection
3.2
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Updated wacom.c
3.3
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Building wacom.c (for kernel 2.4)
3.4
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Building wacom.c (for kernel 2.6)
3.5
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Testing If wacom.(k)o Will Load
3.6
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Installing wacom.(k)o
3.7
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Loading the wacom Driver
3.8
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Building usbmouse.o, evdev.o, mousedev.o, and hid.o (for kernel 2.4)
3.9
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Building (usb)hid.ko (for kernel 2.6)
3.10
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Unknown Tablet?
3.11
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Viewing the Raw Data
4.0
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Using wacdump
5.0
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Configuring X11
5.1
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Adding the InputDevices
5.2
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Mouse1 (for all kernel 2.4 systems and some 2.6 systems)
5.3
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ServerLayout
5.4
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Restart X
5.5
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Check the Pointer Status
6.0
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Using xidump
7.0
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Tablet PC
8.0
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Using wacomcpl
9.0
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Using xsetwacom
10.0
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Working With Gimp
11.0
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Contacts
12.0
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Appendix
12.1
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Building wacdump and xidump
12.2
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Building xsetwacom
12.3
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Building wacomcpl
12.4
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Building wacom_drv.o from Scratch
12.5
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Installing wacom driver On Debian
12.6
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Building wacom driver On PowerMac
12.7
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Building wacom driver On Fedora Core 3
12.8
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Building wacom driver On Suse 9.2
12.9
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Laptop Suspend/Resume Tips
12.10
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