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Got it, actually had to contact the sam4s support and they sent me a package for my touchscreen. (SW602130_Elo_Linux_Serial_Driver_v3.3.2_i686.tgz) I did encounter with many problems and figured out that even though my processor was 64 bit, the rest of my machine was 32 bit, so i installed the 32 bit xubuntu system and then i completed compiling the driver and had to figure out witch serial port worked and responded to this. Witch ended up being /dev/ttyS1 To see your serial ports just use the cmd: dmesg grep tty. After that, to test it use: ls >/dev/ttySX (x number) after you figure out witch serial works you have to go into /etc/rc. Gta 1 To 5 more. local and put this message in: /etc/opt/elo/loadelo /etc/opt/elo/eloser The should be wich ttySX you got. Labor Cost To Install Thin Brick. Example: /etc/opt/eloser ttyS1 and then you save it. After that you do sudo shutdown -r now and that should be it. Then you calibrate it.

See Elo's complete line of touchscreen computers, displays, monitors, signage, accessories and touch screen components! Installing the Elo Touchscreen Serial. These notes describe how to install the ELO 1747 touchscreen with a serial interface in Debian Lenny (and probably Ubuntu 8. Elo Multiple Touchscreen Linux Driver. The driver requires unique touch controller serial numbers to work. If Elo touchscreen is the only input. ELO Touchscreen Driver (using evtouch) Ubuntu includes an. This will work with many of the ELO touch-screen drivers, both serial.