On Thu, 10 Apr 2003 andrea.dieni@xxxxxx wrote:
> Any suggestion to make the synaptics driver work with alps touchpad?
> thank you.
I made a very quick hack of the synaptics drivers (90% of the code is
identical) I havent tryed it, but add the alps.c to the makefile and add
the following to mice.c:
{"alps2", "ALPS PS2 GlidePoint",
"glidepoint_ps2", alps_process_ps2_data, alps_ps2_init,
STD_FLG, {0xff, 0xff, 0x00, 0x00}, 6, 1, 0, 0, 0},
The configfile is gpm-alps.conf and you should have all the options of the
synaptics, execpt multi fingers/stick/palm.
As I had no information about the alps I found an old patch from Bill
Allombert and addapted.
Peter
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#ifndef _ALPS_H_ #define _ALPS_H_ /* ** alps_process_ps2_data ** ** Process the touchpad 6 byte data. */ void alps_process_ps2_data (Gpm_Event *state, unsigned char *data); /* ** alps_ps2_init ** ** Initialize the synaptics touchpad. Read model and identification. ** Determine the size of the touchpad in "pixels". Select 6 byte packets, ** and select high packet rate. */ void alps_ps2_init (int fd); /* ** alps_ps2_reset ** ** Reset the synaptics touchpad. Touchpad ends in relative mode. */ void alps_ps2_reset (int fd); #endif