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|> cp 99-calibration.conf 99-calibration.conf.backup
|> cp 99-calibration.conf 99-calibration.conf.backup
|backup your current config
|backup your current config
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|3. copy and paste bash script from link above, create this as “calib” script (using vi [grrrr]… nano is a much easier windows like tool for people who have issues with vi . . . :-). Type nano calib, cut and paste the code into it. Cntrl O to write it Cntrl X to exit …)add this as first line on script:
|3. copy and paste bash script from link above, create this as “calib” script (using vi [grrrr]… nano is a much easier windows like tool for people who have issues with vi . . . :-). Type nano calib, cut and paste the code into it. Cntrl O to write it Cntrl X to exit …)add this as first line on script:
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|> apt-get install -y xinput-calibrator
|add export DISPLAY=:0.0 to script first line
|Easy withing nano . . . :slight_smile:
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|> chmod 755 calib
|make it executable; I agree with @Baggypants
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> ./calib
6. calibration will popup on screen, follow instructions and Play tap the dot :smiley:
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> nano 99-calibration.conf
7. calibration script will end up with output which should go into /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-calibration.conf [BEWARE! script recommends different file names, IDK if will work then] i already had details for this in the file so I overwrote them
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