TinLethaxI be able to get the STM32 to report the USB HID event correctly, But still can't move the cursor on both Windows 10 and Linux (Debian X.org). but for some reason, it's behaving like relative mouse on Android 11 (My Xperia 10 II). So anyway, the code is already on my GitHub repo.
USB HID is now report correctly
A project log for Wac0m Rip0ff : Wacom I2C hacked!
I broke my YOGA Book touch keyboard while trying to replace the battery, So I have a chance to reverse engineer the Wacom I2C HID digitizer
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