You are not logged in.
Yesterday I installed psmouse-alps-driver from AUR.
It was supposedly a fix for my Dell Precision M6600 Touchpad, which it wasn't (prob a conf error on my part).
However, installing psmouse-alps-driver did remove all possible ps-mouse mods and i need help reverting them to it's original state because xinput list doesn't even show my Touchpad atm.
Here's a part of the installer script for the alps driver:
DKMS=`which dkms`
DEPMOD=`which depmod`
MODPROBE=`which modprobe`
RMMOD=`which rmmod`
MNAME="psmouse"
MVER="alps-1.3"
post_install() {
echo "Running dkms for install..."
${DKMS} add -m ${MNAME} -v ${MVER} &&\
${DKMS} build -m ${MNAME} -v ${MVER} &&\
${DKMS} install -m ${MNAME} -v ${MVER}
if [ "$?" == "0" ]; then
lsmod | grep psmouse > /dev/null
if [ "$?" = "0" ];then
${RMMOD} ${MNAME}
fi
${MODPROBE} ${MNAME}I've changed the synaptics config to something that should work,
Now i just need the kernel modules that were originally in put in place.
Last edited by Torxed (2013-09-06 19:36:16)
Offline
IMO, you need to keep synaptics driver because Alps needs it (I'm a Latitude user). Just reinstall xf86-input-synaptics and then psmouse-alps-driver.
:: Registered Linux User No. 223384
:: github
:: infinality-bundle+fonts: good looking fonts made easy
Offline
Worked like a charm, well all i did was sudo pacman -S xf86-input-synaptics which had been removed (?) and using the stock 50-synaptics.conf that came with it all worked fine. Thanks for the help!
Offline