Peter Berg Larsen <pebl@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> This patch is againt the cvs and replaces the previous patch.
>
> It does the same as the last one and some more. The biggest change is that
> David Kennedy <dkennedy at linuxcare.com> sent me a patch that allowed to
> communicate with the stick (guest). There is now a lot better support for
> touchpads with guests which solves (I believe) Ben Pfaff problem.
This patch doesn't help me. I get the following messages:
sigint:~/gpm/src# *** warning [synaptics.c(2106)]: Value ( ) for parameter drag_lock_enabled is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter tap_upper_limit is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter tap_range is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter tap_interval is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter pads_tap_interval is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter multiple_tap_delay is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2106)]: Value ( ) for parameter palm_detect_enabled is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter palm_detect_level is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2106)]: Value ( ) for parameter touchpad_enabled is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2106)]: Value ( ) for parameter stick_enabled is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2106)]: Value ( ) for parameter scrolling_enabled is invalid
*** warning [synaptics.c(2079)]: Value ( ) for parameter scrolling_edge is invalid
*** err [synaptics.c(2663)]: PS/2 device doesn't appear to have synaptics sticks identification
*** err [synaptics.c(2663)]: PS/2 device doesn't appear to have synaptics sticks identification
*** err [synaptics.c(2704)]: PS/2 device doesn't appear to have synaptics stick capabilities
*** err [synaptics.c(2704)]: PS/2 device doesn't appear to have synaptics stick capabilities
Afterward, the stick works, but not the touchpad, and none of the
buttons.
I will try to figure out what is wrong later today.
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doesn't work for all of the elements in its domain?
A: He changes the domain."
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