On Tue, 17 Apr 2012, Tvrtko Ursulin wrote:

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It is unlikely to be me unless someone explains to me in detail what
needs to be done, at which point it is probably quicker for that person
to do it. I for example don't even understand why this, allegedly HID
Multitouch class compliant, device needs explicit adding? Is it not
compliant after all? Is it that multiple HID devices it exposes a
non-standard thing? Does it then need a vendor specific class (looking
at hid-multitouch.c). Sorry this whole area is just new and unknown to
me.

Could you please verify that the patch below works for you? Thanks.

Works fine. I made a typo in the thread subject, one too many 'o' in vendor's 
name - Baanto is correct.

Thanks, I will fix that up before applying.

P.S. I still do not understand why it is needed to explicitly add this device 
for it to work, but nevermind, I asked this enough time to know when to give 
up.

Because currently there is no way how to auto-load proper module if the 
device is multitouch. Henrik is working in this area.

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Jiri Kosina
SUSE Labs