09-06-2016, 04:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-06-2016, 04:36 PM by janeku.
Edit Reason: typo mistakes
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It is alive 
This driver is made to work on Xenial Longsleep Kernel 3.10.102-3 for Huion Tablet and other ones supported at
Nikolai Kondrashkov's site https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-ker...s/releases
Available ZIP file at this site is intended to work with kernel up 4.x and above.
In order to make work with lower kernel versions a modification has been made with a assitance of the author (mr.Kondrashkov)
If you plan to use these drivers on Pine64 development boards please take note:
1.Part of this driver is already included in kernel, but not enough because only "digital" part will work but not mouse (moving with pencil).
NOTE: Before starting described procedures it is strongly suggested to make updates to Uboot and Kernel.
A. When used with kernel stated above at first line, then you should probably face an error running commands " sudo make && sudo make install " saying : gcc: not found
A.1. In order to fix " gcc: not found " please run command " apt-get -f install " . this should fix mentioned error.
A.2. Run again " sudo make uninstall && sudo make && sudo make install " (without quotes of course )
A.3 Enjoy installed drivers and fully functional tablet
P.S. If you left your tablet during installation procedure please disconnect it and reboot system. After booting and log in to system you can freely connect to usb port
B. When used with kernel Kernel 3.10.102-3 but implemented in Debian Mate (3.10.102 BSP 2) for Pine64 (www.pine64.pro) then first at all you should do this:
B.1. Make link to Linux headers because it is missing but needed to build drivers:
sudo ln -s /usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r) /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build
B.2. Make installation of drivers as described in manual (sudo make && sudo make install), disconnect device, reboot and re-connect device.
This should work also on this OS . I did not tested but it should work. Reason i did not tested and complete whole "B" procedure is that I was so unpatient and nervous that things are not going as they should, so I made a new copy on my SD card with Xenial 16.04 ubuntu
hoping drivers will be already included in it as original ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
Ok guys this is it. It worthed two nights and dosen of e-mail from gorgeus and noble mr. Nikolai Kondrashkov.
NOTE: If you made any updates with newer kernel versions in both versions (Xenial and Debian) then you should again make installation of drivers because they will be unloaded and not included in latest version.
Greetings from Petrika Janeku - Z34PEC
This driver is made to work on Xenial Longsleep Kernel 3.10.102-3 for Huion Tablet and other ones supported at
Nikolai Kondrashkov's site https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-ker...s/releases
Available ZIP file at this site is intended to work with kernel up 4.x and above.
In order to make work with lower kernel versions a modification has been made with a assitance of the author (mr.Kondrashkov)
If you plan to use these drivers on Pine64 development boards please take note:
1.Part of this driver is already included in kernel, but not enough because only "digital" part will work but not mouse (moving with pencil).
NOTE: Before starting described procedures it is strongly suggested to make updates to Uboot and Kernel.
A. When used with kernel stated above at first line, then you should probably face an error running commands " sudo make && sudo make install " saying : gcc: not found
A.1. In order to fix " gcc: not found " please run command " apt-get -f install " . this should fix mentioned error.
A.2. Run again " sudo make uninstall && sudo make && sudo make install " (without quotes of course
)A.3 Enjoy installed drivers and fully functional tablet
P.S. If you left your tablet during installation procedure please disconnect it and reboot system. After booting and log in to system you can freely connect to usb port
B. When used with kernel Kernel 3.10.102-3 but implemented in Debian Mate (3.10.102 BSP 2) for Pine64 (www.pine64.pro) then first at all you should do this:
B.1. Make link to Linux headers because it is missing but needed to build drivers:
sudo ln -s /usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r) /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build
B.2. Make installation of drivers as described in manual (sudo make && sudo make install), disconnect device, reboot and re-connect device.
This should work also on this OS . I did not tested but it should work. Reason i did not tested and complete whole "B" procedure is that I was so unpatient and nervous that things are not going as they should, so I made a new copy on my SD card with Xenial 16.04 ubuntu
hoping drivers will be already included in it as original ubuntu 16.04 LTS.Ok guys this is it. It worthed two nights and dosen of e-mail from gorgeus and noble mr. Nikolai Kondrashkov.
NOTE: If you made any updates with newer kernel versions in both versions (Xenial and Debian) then you should again make installation of drivers because they will be unloaded and not included in latest version.
Greetings from Petrika Janeku - Z34PEC
