OTD not detecting my graphics tablet
i have a Huion HS610, it does make a sound when i connect it and the tablet lights up but OTD doesn't pick up what should i do?
asking here as OTD doesn't offer support to the flatpack version on their discord
and its specifically with just HS610 as another tablet i tried did work
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https://discord.com/channels/1072614816579063828/1240578668049465344/1240578668049465344
and is this issue still present?
as this seems annoying for ppl who make art
can you run this command to reload udev rules?
sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger
yep i did it and nothing happeneded
should i reboot the OS? after running that command
can you check is there any opentabletdriver udev rules?
ls -la /etc/udev/rules.d | grep opentablet
can you reboot?
alright
just did, should i run 'sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger' again?
no
open otd and see if it will detect your tablet
nothing
ugh
it should works since the driver is userspace level
it even triggers OTD to search
and the tablet does light up which means the cable's ok
sorry i can't help you further
if you want you can try to layer the opentabletdriver and see if it fix your issue
layer?
https://opentabletdriver.net/Wiki/Install/Linux#fedora
follow this
but change the command to
rpm-ostree install ./OpenTabletDriver.rpm
ignore update initramfs step
oh okay, so should i uninstall the flatpack ver?
yes
i assume a reboot is required
yes
systemctl disable --user --now opentabletdriver.service
still timed out
can you go in /home/yourusername/.config/systemd/user
look for opentabletdriver.service
and delete those?
after that
systemctl --user enable opentabletdriver.service --now
alrighty
did that, and command too it does start but doesn't detect it
ugh
since you are using official package by otd you can ask them
yus
sorry i can't help any further
its hella weird
i have a old xp-pen tablet i dont use and it does detect just fine
HS610 does work, i've used it before on arch but i always need to do something to make it work its never just a plug-n-play
alrright so i asked for support there, it can export the diagnostics and they gave me this
should i run this?
Yes
It just temporarily
Ideally we need to blacklist those module
alrighty it worked
i see, would be nice if bazzite added this as a ujust command
How to Modify Initramfs and Dracut - Bazzite Documentation
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
Yes but i can't figure it out 😦
I will update the just command though
so if i wanna use the tablet i will have to input that every time the system starts?
Yes for now
You need to ask someone smarter than me to help you blacklist those module
Cc @tulip
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waduup
which modules do you need to blacklist?
hid_uclogic
"Message": "'UC Logic' driver is detected. It will block detection of tablets. If any problems arise, visit 'https://opentabletdriver.net/Wiki/FAQ/Linux'."
it can cause problems with OTD detecting tablets
echo "blacklist hid_uclogic" | pkexec tee /etc/modprobe.d/otd-blacklist.conf
on ur terminal
should blacklist it by default on boot
if it doesnt work please tell me, i can send you more stuffs that might workoh you just edited it
i ran the old ver
nah i didnt edit anything important
just removed the lil number cuz its not necessary there
oh okay, so i ran it and rebooted it
and nothing, OTD still spills out it didnt find any devices
broken still?
modinfo hid_uclogicsorry im dub its not that one
lsmod | grep hid_uclogictheres more but i cut it off there, oh alright
yup its loaded
mm
rpm-ostree kargs --append-if-missing=hid_uclogic.blacklist=yesalright, running that
also question what is hid-UClogic even used for?
ill have to check the kernel docs for that LOL
oh i'll do it myself then
cuz this issue also happens on arch
weird, you need to disable it to make huion tablets work, thats ironic
because otd is not using the kernel module
otd is kindaa optional?
like if you don't need much customization it will be alright to use drawing tablet menu in GNOME,KDE,and other desktop environment
hid_uclogic 57344 0
i remember when i tried arch KDE plasma the pen felt weird, too smooth igwhat the sigma
only this command worked sofar,
sudo rmmod wacom hid_uclogic
which i think makes you manually disable itecho -e "install hid_uclogic /bin/false\ninstall wacom /bin/false" | pkexec tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/99-otd-blacklist.conf😶
did it work? 😭
nope 😭
oh my god 😭
can you
cat /etc/modprobe.d/99-otd-blacklist.conf?wut
so you didnt run that one
oh
cat /etc/modprobe.d/otd-blacklist.confi did, i am running
aight everything looks good
no idea why it isnt working.
this is fucked up 😭
then it works if i run this
😭
Systemd service that runs every boot maybe will fix this problem
true
until this gets figured out
ig this file on my desktop will do for now
make it into a lil script
use tablet.sh
then write pkexec rmmod wacom hid_uclogic in it
and set it as executable on the file properties
double click it and a terminal will appear (maybe)
ill just kill the kernel modules for youis this correct?
yup
OKAY
something happened
i rebooted and now i didnt even run the script
so ig it works without it?
also to save time and not add another thread, im from brazil so some laptops here have their right ctrl stripped out and removed with something else but i use the keyboard on the US config (yes i use my stuff in English) on windows i have to download power toys to remap this key to be ctrl right
is there any way of doing the same with kde?
brasiliano tbm aqui o bglh eh doido demais
honestly not super sure?
didnt even know anyone used the god damn right control key