^thehatsrule^

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Posted: Oct. 16 2006,17:07 |
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Is your touchpad detected as ps/2 or usb? If it's ps/2, then its as simple as running xsetup.sh again.
If theyre both detected as USB, you can experiment around with the .xserverrc file, changing /dev/input/mice with /dev/input/mouse# (or maybe other physical device descriptors...)
Once you got that up, I suppose you could write something to check lsusb or something for an auto setup script
Of course, this is assuming you're running the TinyX server still (not using the XFree86* extensions)
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