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I've noticed a lot of issues regarding the touchscreen. If you are still have these issues, I would recommend rerunning the setup script via sudo sh setup.sh and selecting yes for option #2. This will edit the MODULES line in your /etc/mkinitcpio.conf and then execute a kernel modules rebuild to incorporate them.
Doing this process manually seems to have resolved some non-functional touchscreens, notably in issues #22 and #30. It also has the potential to resolve other issues as well, since it ensures that the surface_acpi battery detection module is also detected by the kernel.
New users running the setup script should just mark yes to all options. This post is mainly intended for prior users with touchscreen issues.
I've noticed a lot of issues regarding the touchscreen. If you are still have these issues, I would recommend rerunning the setup script via
sudo sh setup.shand selecting yes for option #2. This will edit the MODULES line in your /etc/mkinitcpio.conf and then execute a kernel modules rebuild to incorporate them.Doing this process manually seems to have resolved some non-functional touchscreens, notably in issues #22 and #30. It also has the potential to resolve other issues as well, since it ensures that the
surface_acpibattery detection module is also detected by the kernel.New users running the setup script should just mark yes to all options. This post is mainly intended for prior users with touchscreen issues.