Wacom Tablet Control Panel

[DeBaas]

I do not have a Wacom tablet, but installed:
libwacom0
libwacom-devel
linuxwacom
linuxwacom-controlpanel

I found different versions of:
libwacomcfg.* in /usr/lib/
libwacomxi.* in /usr/lib/tcl8.6/TkXInput/

But have no idear what to do with it

[ed@K7-2400 ~]$ wacomcpl
wacomcpl: using TCLLIBPATH="[list  /usr/lib ]"
Error in startup script: can't find package LIBWACOMXI
    while executing
"package require LIBWACOMXI"
    (file "/usr/bin/wacomcpl-exec" line 28)

Again Guru's please, I sign off.......
Ed

@5 The info send is xorg.conf settings for Wacom, but seems not connected with the missing LIBWACOMXI
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[Ertain]

The script, wacomcpl, can't find the file (or files) that are necessary.  Either that or the script was incorrectly written.  The script's trying to find the LIBWACOMXI files, which I'm guessing are the libwacomxi.so files.  They're in /usr/lib/tcl8.6/TkXInput.  However, even when the script is changed to use this directory it still can't find them.

*after some fiddling*
I have been able to get wacomcpl to work.  I rebuilt the linuxwacom RPM and placed the TkXInput files it builds in /usr/lib/TkXInput.  What's interesting is that the tkxinput package in Synaptic doesn't place its files in /usr/libTkXInput.

I don't know if this will solve the problem, but I'll drop this in TexStar's box and see what he says.

[gseaman]

You could also put a link in /usr/lib to point to the actual file. This way if any other package requires it, it'll be available in both places.

Galen

[Ertain]

The problem is that the pkgIndex.tcl made by linuxwacom could be replaced by the pkgIndex.tcl file in the tkxinput package.  One of the pkgIndex.tcl files has to go in either /usr/lib/tcl8.6/TkXInput or /usr/lib/TkXInput.

[coco]

I have an HP tc4400 tablet with LXDE Mini 2010.12 and I can not configure the tablet functions, Does it fix the problem? Thanks.

[Ertain]

If Texstar would allow me I would move the files to the right place, or just change the tkxinput package.  There is the option of a symbolic link.

Sorry,  need to remember what I did with this RPM.

[Ertain]

Just bumping this to report I'm trying to work on a fix.  Instead of using a symbolic link (which we can't do) I'll try to modify the specfile to check if the pkgIndex.tcl file exists on the person's system.  If so it will change the file to include the package definition.

Man this is complicated.