Not in the near future unless somebody sends me the code. I'd like to get this working, but I have very limited time to work on it, and only a couple of computers that I might be able to use for testing. (My hunch is that this feature will require a special driver and/or will work differently on different computers, and so will require extensive testing on many machines before it works properly.)
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I'm dual booting Android x86 (4.4r3) and Windows 8.1 using rEFInd as the boot manager. I don't currently have a way to select Android at boot without a keyboard. Attached is a suggested Icon for Android that I found online.
Thanks for the pointer, but that tool looks like a binary blob that doesn't do anything useful from a rEFInd perspective. Without source code, I can't learn anything from it or extend rEFInd's functionality with code from that program. (Even with source code, the license would have to be compatible.)
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Perhaps you can talk to about if it may fit in or a way to make it a general driver that might work with both.
If you need a tester I've got a ASUS TX300 and the touch input appears to work with HP's uEFI "HP Tools" and the test program that I linked above. (I can launch the language selection EFI program before it kicks me out because I'm not running a HP BIOS)
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Hi,
Will rEFInd support (USB HID)touch screen function in the near future?
Please advice.
Thanks,
David
Not in the near future unless somebody sends me the code. I'd like to get this working, but I have very limited time to work on it, and only a couple of computers that I might be able to use for testing. (My hunch is that this feature will require a special driver and/or will work differently on different computers, and so will require extensive testing on many machines before it works properly.)
I found a EFI Touch Screen Test Tool here;
https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk93032
I'm dual booting Android x86 (4.4r3) and Windows 8.1 using rEFInd as the boot manager. I don't currently have a way to select Android at boot without a keyboard. Attached is a suggested Icon for Android that I found online.
Thanks for the pointer, but that tool looks like a binary blob that doesn't do anything useful from a rEFInd perspective. Without source code, I can't learn anything from it or extend rEFInd's functionality with code from that program. (Even with source code, the license would have to be compatible.)
Hi Roderick W. Smith
Download-Fritz indicated he had some code for absolute pointers on a similar project Clover EFI.
https://sourceforge.net/p/cloverefiboot/discussion/1726372/thread/7dd6fb1c/#49a3
Perhaps you can talk to about if it may fit in or a way to make it a general driver that might work with both.
If you need a tester I've got a ASUS TX300 and the touch input appears to work with HP's uEFI "HP Tools" and the test program that I linked above. (I can launch the language selection EFI program before it kicks me out because I'm not running a HP BIOS)