Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Lost Swipe functionality
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@mischag how did you upgrade?
are there any messages from MagicMirror startup
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@mischag
This definitely sounds like a system not a MagicMirror problem.
You didn’t provide system information, so it’s hard to say anything.
What Pi? What OS? What screen?I recently upgraded a (really old) Pi 2B and the (until upgrade) smoothly running touch didn’t work anymore - clearly caused by OS-upgrade.
The newer version introduced a completely different (touch) screen handling (without any warning, hint or message regarding this fact).
The axes and x-y positionings were mirrored. Your description sounds like that…Regards,
Ralf -
@rkorell
ok. So I have fixed it. It was a system function that wasn’t reading the USB touch interface I’d plugged in anymore. Have managed to get that sorted now after having to rotate screen and then rotate X and Y axis commands. Swipe working again. Thanks -
@mischag
cool!
Congratulation!Ralf
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S sdetweil has marked this topic as solved on
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@mischag Sorry to reply to an old issue but was wondering how exactly you fixed your issue? My MMM-Touch doesn’t work as well. I’m using a Raspberry Pi 5 with the latest Pi OS, Debian 12 Buster. I can perform touch, swipe, drag and drop, etc. outside of the Magic Mirror interface but as I said, not in MMM-Touch. Touch does work when using the page-indicator module and also in MMM-SmartTouch but swiping seems to be ignored or not recognized.
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@seabass debian 12 is not buster
10 was buster
11 was bullseye
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@sdetweil Correct, not sure why I wrote buster when os-release clearly stated bookworm.
