@Dave
response to #351
Sorry, I missed your documentation in the alps-1.3 directory,
I had just compiled the psmouse module without any script.
After reading, I'll be a while I guess.
Complicated indeed.
Keep you posted.
Thanks.
Lee
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on third thought
>>add code to the driver to dump trackstick changes'
i am there now
bit slow in pickin up ...
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Title:
synaptic touchpa
On second thought, do I need XP?
The touchpad is already recognized an handled by synaptics.
So all can be done in alps.c no?
Reverse engineer the event readings from 'cat /dev/input/mouseN'
On the right track here?
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Hi Dave
Glad to see you are monitoring.
What/where is the best way to communicate about this?
The problem at hand:
It comes down to reverse engineering then.
The mail exchange from Dmitry Torokhov I mentioned was about Latitude XT
So some (reverse) engineering has been going on.
I have read some p
First of all: thanks for the work guys
I am on Dell Latitude XT
Alps hardware: touchpad, 4 buttons, 1 stick
Touchpad is detected as PS2 mouse, synapticts not loaded.
Touchpad works (tapping/moving), but not very sensitive cq. delays, buttons an
stick work
The insensitivity / delays made me look f
