On 11/17/2013 08:22 PM, Richard Vickery wrote:
I need something a /little/ more technical than this. I had it working
on after the first install of Fedora; lost it through working with the
settings menu; tried to get it working with a technician on campus;
re-installed Fedora after messing up the system because of hard drive
encryption; and, where before the new install the touchpad was sending
data, not it is not.
Touchpads are generally foolproof for working. The only suggestion I
have is to check for a touchpad disable switch. A little more detail
would help as well. Model of laptop? Check your dmesg for any lines
from psmouse or serio.
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