Hi Kedar, After a lot of playing around with X I finally gave up and switched to Qt. I finally got the display to work with the touchscreen yesterday. Attached is a picture of the test setup and our hardware platform. Thanks for all the help. Warm Regards, Vijay Raju -----Original Message----- From: Kedar Sovani [mailto:kedars@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 15 August 2009 08:46 To: Vijay Raju Cc: Prabhanjan Sarnaik; fedora-arm@xxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: Windowing under Fedora_ARM (was Serial console under Fedora_ARM) Hi Vijay, > -----Original Message----- > From: Vijay Raju [mailto:vijay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: 14 August 2009 09:31 > To: Kedar Sovani > Cc: Prabhanjan Sarnaik > Subject: RE: Windowing under Fedora_ARM (Serial console under > Fedora_ARM) > > Hi Kedar, > > Over the last couple of weeks I have been working on beefing up > our kernel > to get a whole variety of devices up and running. One of my > primary > intentions while adopting fedora was to simplify the testing > and adoption of > these devices in various ongoing project. So far things have > been working > out great. We have had a good measure of success with devices > on the USB > host. We were quickly able to integrate a WLAN dongle, HID > devices and mass > storage. Cool, this is great! :-) > > The next challenge is a UI. I already have a framebuffer device > and a > touchscreen controller driver written and compiled into the > kernel. I have > never worked on any kind of UI systems or window managers and I > am pretty > much starting from scratch. Considering that, could you suggest > a set of > packages that I could use to build up a quick demo showcasing > the LCD and > the touchscreen. We have managed to get the Gnome stack functional on the ARM board. Here is a blog post that talks about that. http://fedora-arm.blogspot.com/2009/07/fedora-arm-goes-graphical.html You have to install the X and the Gnome package groups from the repositories. I suppose there are a couple of packages missing from the group, you might have to skip them manually (These are already built, just that they haven't hit the externally published repositories yet.) A detailed listed of steps is available here: http://fedora-arm.blogspot.com/2009/07/steps-for-getting-x-gnome-working.htm l Once that is done you should be able to get the X going. There were a few other problems seen when we installed a system this large a size. These are documented in here: http://fedora-arm.blogspot.com/2009/07/dhclient-firstboot-and-hald-woes.html I haven't given a shot to the touch-screen interfaces though. If you are looking for any set(s) of packages for the purpose, that aren't still in there, do let me know. > > Warm Regards, > Vijay Raju > Best, Kedar.
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