And one more thing: make sure that file permissions for the script are
correctly set; otherwise, the script may not run when the system
resumes. I would suggest running the following command after copying it
to /etc/pm/sleep.d to make sure it will run when the system resumes:
sudo chmod +x /etc/pm
The attached script with the workaround mentioned in comment #19 ought
to do the trick. Simply copy it to the /etc/pm/sleep.d directory. I
tested it on my X201 Tablet, and I was able to get the touchscreen to
work on every resume.
** Attachment added: "Workaround script for X200T/X201T laptops"
I found a workaround from
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/243145 that works with
the X201 tablet, and it does not require rebooting, logging off and on
again, or switching between virtual consoles. Try entering
sudo inputattach --daemon -w8001 /dev/ttyS4
If that does not work for
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