ok so far i managed to use make to create my own psmouse.ko, and moving
it to the right folder (the header files of my kernel refused to
download at first, but apt-get update fixed that). the fspc runs now,
and i'm able to configure my sentelic touchpad.
the only problem i have left is that the co
I'm running a fresh ubuntu Karmic 9.10 (64bit) installation on my
msi-X340 and would love to get this driver working.
My problem is that although i've been using ubuntu for quite some time
now i'm not familiar with manual kernel rebuilding and hardcore
patching. I tried phil's solution and copied
@Thomas: my serio0 looks exactly like yours, however my FSP is serio1.
i don't know about replacing the kernal, however you could upgrade to the beta
of 10.04, it will be released the 18th if i'm correct.
are you 100% sure you replaced the psmouse.ko file? it's the part with
the modprobe command.
@Thomas: i just updated my own 9.10 karmic, and descovered a small
glitch in my own HOWTO. the psmouse.ko should be copied with: sudo cp
psmouse.ko /lib/modules/2.6.31-20-generic/kernel/drivers/input/mouse/
(the "-generic" part was missing in the HOWTO)
when copying don't forget to unprobe the mou
@Thomas Mueller: did you install "gcc" through the synaptic package
manager/apt-get? can you also check if you have the "build-essential"
and "cmake" package installed?
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@Thomas: if you've patched the psmouse (replaced the psmouse.ko file,
after doing the modprobe -r stuff), fspc should be able to detect the
touchpad (fsp stands for finger sensing pad if i'm correct).
if fspc is nog working, you could try the method discribed around post
#34. pay attention to use
Hi Steven,
i'm updating my own laptop to a new kernel now, (it's lucid at the
moment, but i don't remember if i had to replace the psmouse.ko) and
check what needs to be done to get the touchpad to work.
you should try if you can "restart" the touchpad with the following
terminal command:
echo -
i just updated my own laptop to the newest kernel, and the touchpad
works without changes needed.
the wacky mouse movement problem can result from suspending the machine, but
you should be able to solve that with
echo -n R > /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio1/flags (should be run a sudo i
think)
hi steven,
can you try the commands from the live-cd? if i remember correct, 10.04
should have the sentelic driver build in, showing up as the i8042/serio0
or serio1 folder.
also, is the mouse freaking out on a fresh boot, or only after
suspending/hibernating the machine?
what happens if you mod
hi steven,
the problem also existing on the live-usb is a bit strange, did you
allow the live-usb drive to update? (a live-usb is not read-only like a
CD, in fact it's more like a normal installation on an external drive.
changes made to it during a session stay after reboot.)
i think you should
hi steven,
my xinput list gives almost the same results, so thats ok. (my pad has
id=11)
i've run out of ideas for you to try. there are "solutions" like
disabling the touchpad from bios and working with a usb mouse, but
that's not a real option i guess. what bothers me most is that your
touchpad
Hi Steven, good to hear the machine is working now. the windows 7
touchpad driver gives you some extra control but it works (and is sold)
without driver.
i haven't tried to compile the psmouse.ko under lucid yet myself, but it
should work in the same way. all i can guess is that there are some
dep
Hi all,
Same issue here, but with some strange side-effects. i'm running karmic 64bit
in an ION board (XBMC on top of a normal install). the OS is on a USB flash
disk (16gb corsair flash foyager GT). with no additional hardware attached i
only get one suspend per session, but plugging in a USB
@stiV: i thought the sentelic touchpad can't do multitouch? do you have
multitouch (scrolling with 2 fingers?) in another OS, like windows? i've
never had multitouch with my sentelic, not in windows XP, vista or
windows 7. but if you've had multitouch before and are 100% positive you
have a senteli
same problem here, installing the sugested packages fixed the problem.
tnx!
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the FSPC app gives me the missing resource file error when i try to open
it with a starter, or from another folder. using nautilus to browse into
the fspc-static-20081201 folder and then doubleclicking the fspc app
works here.
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I decided to figure it all out this morning, and the results are in the
attachment. it's a howto with all the files needed to compile the psmouse.ko
(thank you phil) and the fspc program. it also has the static package from the
fsp-lnxdrv page onboard, and i included my own build of fspc (64bit
also managed to fix the hibernate problem, the INSTALL file instructions
gave some minor problems.
to fix the hibernate/suspend mouse issue, i created a script in
/etc/pm/sleep.d/ (press Alt+F2, type in: gksudo nautilus and browse to that
folder)
use right mouse button to create a new empty docu
no i'm running the 2.6.31-19 kernel in karmic, haven't updated jet. i'll try
some things later this week with a Lucid live-USB.
the loss of the msiwind forums is a shame indeed, a lot of info about the
touchpad was online there :-(
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ok i figured out how to controll the click on pad setting without usage
of the fspc program :-) maybe this also works in Lucid, but i can't test
that right now...
echo -n kbxyac > /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio1/flags
turns off click on pad, turning it on is done by passing the following:
echo
strangely the script i wrote for loading the settings with fspc was
working yesterday, but doesn't anymore. after some toying around i gave
up, the problem is somewhere with the fspc -t -l line, it won't execute
from the script. (if you put it at the bottom, outside the case
statement, it prevents
joelzehring, have you downloaded and extracted the attachment from post
30 and read the howto.txt? it's not too dificult to do, if you know how
to open&use a terminal (Applications menu -> Accessories -> Terminal)
and open&use the synaptic packages manager (System > Administration >
Synaptic Packag
CutDaMuzik: nice to hear i'm not the only one with this strange behavior. what
kind of hardware are you running? have you tried your usb mouse on another usb
port? i get multiple suspends if the mouse is connected on some of the usb
ports, but not if its connected to the others. (the plugging ou
the driver is integrated in ubuntu lucid, scroll works out of the box in
the 10.4 alpha 1. this is kernel 2.6.32-7
however the fspc settings manager program won't run and in the ubuntu
mouse settings screen there is nothing about a touchpad or the
scrollfunction.
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Hi, I was suffering from the same problem.
For everybody who ends up here looking for a quick fix, you can manually
downgrade the package by downloading it from here (select your platform on the
right side of the page below builds):
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/3.4.
so i had some time on my hands and did a bit more testing.
i took a clean ubuntu 12.04 install, ripped out the default compiz (0.9.7.8?)
and replaced it with the compiz from onceiric (version 0.9.6).
this results in ubuntu 12.04 with only unity 2D available, in which compiz can
be enabled and set
the smart window placement fails on the second output. if the smart
window placement plugin is set to use all output devices, it refuses to
do so and only uses the first. changing the output into a single large
one (under compiz general settings > display settings) solves this
problem but introduce
some more testing:
The random placement mode behaves normal: it uses both outputs when "place
across all outputs" is selected, and also works like its supposed to with any
other multi output mode.
Smart testing reverts to the top left corner of the second monitor if it is
active and "use active
is there any way to overrule this behaviour? I prefer the notification
area battery icon (because I'm using Avant Window Navigator)
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duplic
I also suffered from this bug, but managed to solve it by manually fixing all
the libGL.so symlinks in /usr/lib (and lib32) to point to the libGL.so in the
nvidia-current subdirectory.
After this, I re-installed nvidia-current using: sudo apt-get install
--reinstall nvidia-current
You can check
@André: Sorry to hear it is not working for you. I now believe the
origin of the bug was slightly different for my machine, probably
because I've also had an AMD gpu in there, running both the AMD and
NVIDIA closed drivers side by side (not an advisable setup by the
way...).
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same problem here, also nvidia twinview (nvidia driver version 285.05.09)
the menus behave like they should on the second monitor, lust like ramon.rocha
reported.
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a new thread would be a wise thing to do, since this one isn't very
active anymore. 10.10 fixed the single suspend bug for me and many
others, so yours might not be related (also, i don't have chromium-
browser)
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