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Elio Sarotto wrote:

Hi guys, I’m trying to disable the Windows capacitive button under Linux to prevent the annoying random ghost touches. I’ve tried to disable the touchscreen using xinput and disabling i2c_designware_platform and i2c_designware_core drivers, but I had no luck and the problem persists. I think that the button is managed by another driver but I don’t know how to find it. Any ideas?

I have the exact same problem, has anyone got a solution?

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Could you make a photo of the screen?

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I used a cheap usb c to hdmi and it worked fine. Mine only works with a bit higher-quality hdmi cables.

That is something to keep in mind.

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I’ve had the same question about a month ago. There wasn’t a single seller on aliexpress that sold one.
The cube i9 has a default battery of 8.7V with 5000Mah.

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My adapter didn’t work on the beginning. After a while of connecting / disconnecting, multiple reboots it started to work! And now it works immediately.

I have to do this again after a bios update.

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I have the same problem with usb c charging at 5v.

I wouldn’t recommend charging the tablet at 5v anyway. The current and energy is quite low at 5v and it won’t even be enough to fully power the device at full speed.

Chris (this sites owner) used a regular usb c charger by dell that usages a much higher voltage and he didn’t have the problem.

I ordered a macbook usb charger and I will keep you updated if it is able to charge the device!

 

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It wont fit. The Ipega pg9023 is for 5-10inch devices. This tablet is 12.2inch and I wouldnt want to have such a heavy device in your hand.

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I have a cube i9 with a keyboard cover and It hasn’t scratched yet. It isn’t really necessary. I think it does come with a regular applied screen protector.

 

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It is a lot more powerful than a celeron n2820. Really a lot. The geekbench score is 3-4times higher and a lot faster. It is also faster than a desktop I had from 8 years ago.

1.  The screen brightness is a bit meh. It is not usable with sunlight on the screen or when looking in the sun.
   It is perfect in a normal room during daytime.
2. I don’t know about the photoshop. It can run rocket league with 60fps on 1920×1200 on lowest settings. The only problem might be the 4gb ram but I think that should be enough for photoshop.
3. I haven’t tried the ps4 remote play function. I think it should work fine but I don’t know if wireless is good enough for PS4 remote play. A gigabit Ethernet network adapter. This one has also 3 usb ports. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/USB-3-0-1000Mbps-Gigabit-Ethernet-Adapter-USB-to-RJ45-Lan-Network-Card-3-Port-USB3/32657522194.html
4. I don’t but it shouldn’t be longer than a lot of other computers. The intel hd graphics 515 supports opencl 2.0 and has decent speeds.

 

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I highly recommend using the custom bios if youre doing a thermal mod.

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I think what they mean with “workplace resources” is just able to connect to a windows domain.

I would just say yes but I doubt it matters.

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You won’t brick your device.

I would try out v9 or v11.

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This xda forum is about

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=65968218&postcount=3

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I don’t understand your question.

When do they ask this question?

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My 128gb card works fine.

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