Re: Erratic mouse movement on laptop

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try acpid

2007/10/8, Keith Roberts <keith@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
I have removed and disabled alot of unused services,
including but not limited to (this is my list from FC6)

disable or remove the following services:

acpid, apmd, atd, cpuspeed, NetworkManager, anacron,
irqbalance, portmap, sendmail, spamassassin, wpa_suppliant

avahi-daemon, bluetooth, capi, dund, haldaemon, hidd, hplip,
irda, isdn, mdmonitor, netfs, pand, pcscd, psacct,
restorecond.

The laptop does not 'dip' into powersaving mode now. The
only thing is I have lost my Kpowersave options under the
KDE control panel. What do I need to reinstate to get
Kpowersave functionality back please?

Kind Regards

Keith Roberts


On Mon, 8 Oct 2007, Keith Roberts wrote:

> To: Fedora Core development releases <fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> From: Keith Roberts <keith@xxxxxxxxxxxx >
> Subject: Erratic mouse movement on laptop
>
> On my laptop, the mouse pointer is jumping around and firing off
> different things. This happens on certain occasions when I move it. I
> also here a 'dip' in the laptop operation, which sounds to me like power
> saving coming into play.
>
> Is there a setup program I can run to configure the Xserver settings
> please?
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Keith Roberts
>
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