Chase suggests it may be something related to the driver and to open another bug. My goal is to disable the tap-to-click feature or disable the touchpad when typing. Chase fixed the kernel so that it was recognized and, indeed, the touchpad shows up in both gsynaptics and system> preferences> mouse, but when I actually try to adjust the settings nothing changes. I have Ubuntu 9.10 and an Alps touchpad (E7: 73 02 64).
The device should fall back toīinary package hint: xserver- xorg-input- synaptics Regression Potential: Since this is a revert of a one-line device id, Scrollįunctionality present in previous Ubuntu releases is now missing. Reproduction: Run current Ubuntu kernel on affected hardware. Support is reestablished through the ImPS/2 extension. How addressed: By reverting the commit, the previously enabled scroll Impact: The end result of the commit is loss of scroll support, with no
