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I'm using Fedora 40 on Surface Pro 7 i3 model and IPT driver works great until I touch the screen with my Surface Pen 1776. It works as intended as long as I keep the pen in contact with the screen and not touch the keyboard. When I eventually do one of those things the pen disconnects from Bluetooth and disables the touchscreen entirely. The touchscreen starts working only when I restart the device, but it doesn't resolve the issue.
Using the command systemctl status $(iptsd-find-service) systemctl returns this:
I'm using Fedora 40 on Surface Pro 7 i3 model and IPT driver works great until I touch the screen with my Surface Pen 1776. It works as intended as long as I keep the pen in contact with the screen and not touch the keyboard. When I eventually do one of those things the pen disconnects from Bluetooth and disables the touchscreen entirely. The touchscreen starts working only when I restart the device, but it doesn't resolve the issue.
Using the command
systemctl status $(iptsd-find-service) systemctl
returns this:Which is strange as in previous days the output woud say that the driver was "inactive: dead" after using the pen.
I'm honestly not sure if my issue is related to this driver in particular, but I don't know how to identify the culprit.
Here is also my dmesg file:
dmesg.txt
I've also posted this issue on https://github.com/linux-surface/intel-precise-touch, but it seems that this project is more active in terms of responses.
Thank you for your help in advance!
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