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Free Download Picture Style Canon 5d Mark Ii Cinema. I've been working on trying to get Arch with Gnome installed on an HP Stream 7 Windows Tablet. I'm not sure if others have had success, but I figured I'll post what I've done to get most of it working and then post the issues I've been having. Note that everything I did was using a Micro USB to USB OTG adapter. You may be able to do this over an SD Card, but I have not tried it. Working: EFI: The device uses a 32-bit EFI, which is uncommon except in some Macbooks. I had to make a custom Arch install disk by using the following grub-install command.

The id must be BOOT and the target must be i386-efi. The MSB of the first byte read via I2C seems to indicate whether the data is valid (or ready) when an interrupt is raised.

Previously, this bit was ignored, which resulted in a lot of incorrect detections of 'finger removed' events. Git clone cd rtl8723as make sudo make install sudo depmod -a sudo modprobe r8723bs I know the repository is named rtl8723as, but it has the rtl8723bs module needed. I'm not 100% sure this is the same wireless chip in the Linx tablet you have, but it might work. Bluetooth does not seem to work with this driver (yet?), I'm not sure what the status of the driver is though.

Anyways, how did the patches for the touchscreen go? I tried the ones you mentioned on the other thread, but it just made the layout get screwed up. I didn't try calibrating it after the patch though. The touchscreen on mine seems to constantly make BTN_TOUCH events in evtest, flipping between states 0 and 1. I think that is what is causing the rapid mouse clicks, but I can't seem to find the same issue that anyone else is having.

I've gotten Arch installed on my new HP Stream 7, but I'm having one giant issue making it pretty unusable for me. I can't get Gnome 3 working, presumably due to 3D acceleration not working, but I can't get that working, so I'm still stuck with a flickering terminal and no desktop. Also, I'm working on making a guide on how I installed Arch on my HP Stream 7, as Slabity's guide was a bit bare, and didn't really work for me. I still need help getting 3D acceleration with X. Lexmark Productivity Studio X2650 Printer on this page. Org. EDIT: Nevermind, X.Org is suddenly really fast again, and 3D acceleration is also working again, and I did literally nothing between the time I posted this prior and when I edited it, besides change DE from Gnome to MATE. The touchscreen is still pretty unusable, and I'm not really sure how to really do anything with the kernel patch Slabity provided, as the closest I've ever gone to patching a kernel is installing Gentoo without genkernel.

Also, neither of the cameras work on the tablet, and the sound not working is slightly disappointing. Hp Ilo Firmware Download Dl380 G4 Eol. EDIT 2: Well, back to square one, X.Org is sluggish again (Again, after doing next to nothing besides rebooting, and not editing anything.

I hate it when my tablet has this type of personality.), and now only single touch works on the touchscreen. EDIT 3: Now there are a couple of issues with the device its self, and I'm probably just going to return it, as it's pretty much just a brick to me. This was pretty unfun. Last edited by Daviljoe193 (2015-06-25 01:18:50).