Great! Will be included in next official build.
Posts by vpeter
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Can you try this version please and report back?
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Let me explain how Creator app actually works. It must be started with sudo to get raw access to a device. But when app is started root privileges are dropped back to a user. Only when writing actually starts privileges are raised again. This works on Linux and on old macOS. But on Sierra something is different. Because I don't have access to any sch system it is just a little hard to fix the issue
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There is no such support included in Creator.
But will see what can be done.
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I think an application should 'just work' without hacking into security-settings...
Agree. The problem is that this app is not from Apple store. And to be there costs money.Anyway, I'm not familiar much with macOS and can't really give muchadvice what to do.
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Did you disable Gatekeeper as written in release notes?
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I see no reason why your touchscreen is not visible in current libreelec images according to linux config and sources.
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Schorschi79, don't use sudo with the command - now it didn't show anything
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Is it possible to know the pattern of operation of the addon?
There is a daemon named ts_uinput_touch which translates tslib events to uinput. This daemon gets events from touchscreen using tslib library. On the other end it creates one new virtual device using uinput kernel module that allows to handle the input subsystem from user land. Inside application data from tslib is translated to uinput events. That's why this daemon must start BEFORE kodi so kodi can use this new virtual input device.
And this daemon must have two config files: ts.conf and ts_env.sh located in addon's userdata folder. Without this 2 files whole stuff will not work (meaning calibration addon will not start and get the touch points). Configuration is more explained on link in my signature. -
sengol, then just configure this 2 files I mentioned above and it should work.
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I put addon service.system.touchscreen in Index of /touchscreen/. It must be manually installed along with Estouchy skin.
To actually use touchscreen it must be manually configured. I would like to automate it or at least make more user friendly in the future but for now it is like that - follow post #59 for setting ts_env.sh and ts.conf. File can be edited on Windows over samba too.
After this 2 files are correctly set the system must be rebooted.If all goes well I will put addon in libreelec repository for easy install.
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But i don't see my touch in the event list.
Then it is not enabled in kernel? In which image it works and in which image it doesn't - so I can compare kernel config. -
It runs as root.
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Something to start with: home-automation-with-xbmc
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Yes, you build app for your host. Install process was intended to install on host that's why I change it a little (can be done better way probably).
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Show your package.mk.