[Sorry about the delayed response, I've been off at a conference
for the past two days.]
Peter Berg Larsen <pebl@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> On 6 Aug 2002, Ben Pfaff wrote:
>
> > I just got a new IBM ThinkPad T30, which has an "UltraNav"
> > Synaptics-based touchpad/pointing stick mouse device on it.
>
> Could you give the touchpad info printed in the start?
Is this what you're looking for?
*** info [synaptics.c(1927)]: Firmware version 5.9
*** info [synaptics.c(1930)]: Synaptics Ident: model_code=1 Firmware version 5.9
*** info [synaptics.c(1932)]: Synaptics model:
*** info [synaptics.c(1933)]: rot180: No
*** info [synaptics.c(1934)]: portrait: No
*** info [synaptics.c(1935)]: sensor: 44
*** info [synaptics.c(1936)]: Reserved
*** info [synaptics.c(1937)]:
*** info [synaptics.c(1938)]: 0x0 res/mm
*** info [synaptics.c(1940)]: 0.0x 0.0 mm
*** info [synaptics.c(1942)]: 0x0 res
*** info [synaptics.c(1943)]: hardware: 106
*** info [synaptics.c(1944)]: newABS: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1945)]: simpleCmd: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1946)]: geometry: 1
*** info [synaptics.c(1947)]: extended: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1948)]: stick: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1949)]: sleep: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1950)]: 4 buttons: No
*** info [synaptics.c(1951)]: multifinger: Yes
*** info [synaptics.c(1952)]: palmdetect: Yes
> > * thereby returning a non-clicked state between the packets. Maybe
> > * press-lock mechanism is useful. Forget it, the styk supports it! */
> > if((data[0] & 0xFC) == 0x84 &&
> > - (data[1] & 0xCE) == 0x08 &&
> > + (data[1] & 0xC8) == 0x08 &&
> > (data[3] & 0xFC) == 0xC4){
> >
>
> Is this need all the time or only some of the time? Changing the buttons
> will break some styks, so if it is needed all the time a new type of
> extended absolut packets will be the answar to your problems.
Without the patch, the buttons do not work properly, so I suppose
that it is needed all of the time.
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