Could someone take a look at the wacom issues? aparently I am not the only one having these issues but on my Fujitsu T4220 &amp; T4210 tablet PCs I can't unplug the wacom to reset it. Everything works great if not a bit slow; but when it comes back on from suspend the OS says there is no tablet device, I have to reboot for it to see the wacom tablet again. It is slightly annoying and has caused me to reconsider going back to ubuntu 12.04 (wacom works perfect on there) or switching to another distro after using ubuntu for several years now.
The tablet functionality stops working after I wake my Lenovo Tablet from sleep mode (closing &amp; opening lit). The error message is "Tablet Serial Wacom Tablet (Lenovo X201) removed" (screenshot: ). In the system settings under input devices it states that "No tablet device is detected". Only a restart helps and the touch screen works again.  This error appeared only after upgrading from Kubuntu 12.04 to 14.04. In 12.04 the same error message appeared after waking from sleep mode, but then another followed that the tablet was activated again and it worked properly. Any ideas how this could be fixed?
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