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I am using gnome 2.28 and i never had any problem with my touchpad: I actually cannot recall having updated before this issue came out..... just, suddenly, the touchpad is not working... no movement, no clicking... nothing at all.....
I am using an external useb mouse........ i am also using hotplugging (no xorg.conf).... any idea? Not having mouse is quite frustrating
Last edited by Xi0N (2009-10-29 12:40:11)
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did you enable it... on gnome-mouse-properties?
'cause in gnome 2.28 the option to enable the touchpad is there, in the third tab.
Last edited by palinux (2009-10-24 03:14:06)
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Yes, i did enable it......... is really strange isnt it?
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I think i have some clue: See, when i go to system, i dont have the switch off option, i can only close session or log out... does it have anything to do with the way gnome is starting?
I also realized it takes ages for showing the ligin screen, and more ages for logging in after i input the password....
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that's odd..
does the touchpad works on login screen?
(mine did it there, but no in the desktop)
is it enabled in Bios option?
did you try erasing and re-installing xf86-input-synaptics?
pacman -Rsn xf86-input-synaptics, and then pacman -S xf86-input-synaptics
just giving you ideas.. 'cause i don't know what can be the cause
ps: did you read this wiki? http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchpad_Synaptics
Last edited by palinux (2009-10-24 03:21:40)
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I was having some touchpad issues on my thinkpad and had to reinstall synaptics. That fixed some of the problems, but a few remain, including the bottom two buttons not working properly. Something is buggy somewhere (or newly "misconfigured" thanks to an update), perhaps in xorg, haven't figured it out yet.
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Touchpad suddenly working on Acer Aspire 5670
I will append the [fixed by he holy hand of god] tag on the beggining
Thanks anyway!!!!!:D
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