Notebooks generally have a device for completing the mouse, pointing pole or touchpad, and more. However, this thing is still not the same, so there is still a little mystery, otherwise, the function may not be able to give full
First, tell everyone the most useful thing, that is, this is required to install a driver called Synaptics, and then basically get it. If the ability is enough, you can see it here.
This thing can be installed directly using the Apt-Get Install Xfree86-Driver-Get Install Xfree86-Driver-Syna PTIE86-Driver-Get Install XFree86-Driver-Get Install Xfree86-Driver-Syna PTIE86-Driver-Syna PTIE86-DRIVER-SYNA.
Here is the installation steps:
1 Check if your kernel supports EVDEV (Event Enterprise)
GNAWUX @ APTITUDE: ~ $ CAT /BOOT/config-2.6.9 | GREP EVDEV
Config_input_evdev = m
If the author is M or Y, it is OK, otherwise, recompile the kernel, support this thing.
2 See if this device is started
GNAWUX @ APTITUDE: ~ $ DMESG | GREP SYNAPTICS
Synaptics TouchPad, Model: 1
Input: synps / 2 Synaptics TouchPad on ISA0060 / SeriO4
If not, I don't know what to do, maybe there is no such device at all, or you haven't seen it, I haven't seen it.
3 Add to the module part of XF86CONFIG-4
Load "Synaptics"
4 mouse configuration plus a paragraph
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "mouse0"
Driver "Synaptics"
#Option "Corepointer" If this is the only mouse device to use this line
Otherwise, use the next line
Option "alwayscore"
Option "Device" "/ dev / psaux"
Option "protocol" "auto-dev"
Option "Leftedge" "1700"
Option "RightEdge" "5300"
Option "topedge" "1700"
Option "bottomedge" "4200"
Option "fingerlow" "25"
Option "fingerhigh" "30"
Option "maxtaptime" "180"
Option "maxtapmove" "220"
Option "VertscrollDelta" "100"
Option "minspeed" "0.06" option "maxspeed" "0.12"
Option "accelfactor" "0.0010"
Option "shmblefig" "on"
Option "Updownscrolling" "ON"
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Don't pull this part in ServerLayout
Ok, configure completion
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