I'll assume that you do not have a touchpad - and that you have a USB mouse and not a PS/2 port type mouse.
1. In [Section "Module"] remove/comment out [Load "synaptics"] 2. In [Section "InputDevice"/Driver "synaptics"] remove/comment out the entire section. 3. In [Section "ServerLayout"] remove/comment out [InputDevice "touchpad" "CorePointer"] 4. In [Section "ServerLayout"] modify [InputDevice "USBMouse" "SendCoreEvents"] to read [InputDevice "USBMouse" "CorePointer"]
You may need to add [Load "name-of-nvidia-driver"] to [Section "Module"] but I don't think so.In fact I have touchpad, but it not work even in windows.
Edit: It worked, NVIDIA logo appeared, BUT mouse didn't. Maybe because I have touchpad, but I still copied what you wrote.
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How do I open the XF86 log -file?
Navigate to /var/log using emelFM, highlight the file with XFree86 in it's name, right-click and select "view".
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In fact I have touchpad.
What kind of touchpad - Alps, Synaptics, or? What kind mouse do you have - USB, PS/2, or?
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How do I open the XF86 log -file?
Navigate to /var/log using emelFM, highlight the file with XFree86 in it's name, right-click and select "view".
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In fact I have touchpad.
What kind of touchpad - Alps, Synaptics, or?
It is synaptics and mouse is USB Logitech wireless.For the synaptics touchpad to work, you will need to download the synaptics driver from here and copy it to /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/input/
After that you will could try this in XF86Config-4:
I don't think that both the mouse and touchpad can have [Option "Device" "/dev/psaux"] so you could try either:
a. change that line in the touchpad section to [Option "Device" "/dev/input/mouse1"] or b. change that line in the mouse section to [Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice"]
Finally, you can put back [Load "synaptics"] in the modules section.Next Page...
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