 Wacom USB
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Version 2.0
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Submitted by: Wildman
Date Posted:
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Aug-27-2016
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Last Updated:
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Aug-27-2016
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License:
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Freeware
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Downloads:
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2468
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Page Views:
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2554
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User Rating:
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awaiting votes.. 
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About Wacom USB:
About:
An input_server add-on for Wacom USB tablets.
(PenPartner, Graphire and Intuos, Graphire2, Intuos2, PL-series)
Copyright 2000,2002 by Olaf van Es and Frans van Nispen.
This program is freeware and comes without any warranty.
If you want to put this program on a cd / coverdisk I want a copy.
Note:
From the beosreadylist supported
USB Controllers and Peripherals:
UHCI-based controllers (Intel PIIX4 and Via chipsets)
This means that certain USB controllers are not (yet) supported by Be. So if you don't see
any entries in /dev/bus/usb/ you are out of luck.
To check: open a terminal window (applications / Terminal) and type behind the $ prompt
ls -R /dev/bus/usb/
Known bugs:
-the need to kill the mouse task.
if you have a real USB Mouse then you might need to edit the
scripts to kill "USB Mouse 2" or something like that.
check with from Terminal with
$ ps | grep USB
Questions etc? mail me:
Olaf van Es
olaf.van.es@zonnet.nl
http://home.zonnet.nl/olaf.van.es/beos/
Frans van Nispen
frans@xentronix.com
http://www.xentronix.com
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Details about this version:
Extended the list of supported devices to work with the Refraction Imaging
package for BeOS by Xentronix.
Works with wacom usb tablets connected on port /dev/bus/usb/*/*/*
where * is 0 to 2 or 9.
How to install:
1) Remove old versions of penpartner_usb, graphire_usb or intuos_usb
from the devices dir.
2) Move / copy the wacom_usb add-on to the
/boot/home/config/add-ons/input_server/devices/
directory (a link is provided)
3) Restart the input_server (click on the restart input_server script)
4) Since the tablet is still being picked up by the mouse server
(you&squo;ll see the pointer jumping around the screen)
You&squo;ll have to kill the &dquo;USB Mouse 1&dquo; task.
I think I know how to fix this but it will take some time...
5) In the mean time you can put the line:
kill &dquo;USB Mouse 1&dquo;
in the UserBootscript.
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