Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#1
Hello everyone!

May I please ask where to configure my touchpad.

Left and right click works fine but I noticed that touchpad does not respond to tap. It ables movement of curser pretty fast though. My problem is just in the tap in order ro"enter"

Thank you!

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Posts: 1,228
secipolla
Joined: 15 Jun 2008
#2
Maybe try the tip by anticapitalista in the 3rd post at: post15330.html?hilit=touchpad tap#p15330
Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#3
This first command freezes my cursor.

#modprobe -r psmouse

This second command gives me no return so I assume it worked but when I tried to tap on touchpad, still no response.

#modprobe psmouse proto=imps

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eriefisher
Joined: 07 Oct 2007
#4
Check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Compare to mine.

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Section"InputDevice"
  Identifier"Touchpad"
  Driver"synaptics"
  Option"TapButton1""1"
  Option"TapButton2""2"
  Option"HorizEdgeScroll""1"
  Option"VertEdgeScroll""1"
  Option"VertTwoFingerScroll""0"
  Option"HorizTwoFingerScroll""0"
  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"HorizScrollDelta""0"
  Option"MinSpeed""0.09"
  Option"MaxSpeed""0.18"
  Option"AccelFactor""0.0015"
  Option"SHMConfig""on"
EndSection
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nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#5
eriefisher wrote:Check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Compare to mine.

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Section"InputDevice"
  Identifier"Touchpad"
  Driver"synaptics"
  Option"TapButton1""1"
  Option"TapButton2""2"
  Option"HorizEdgeScroll""1"
  Option"VertEdgeScroll""1"
  Option"VertTwoFingerScroll""0"
  Option"HorizTwoFingerScroll""0"
  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"HorizScrollDelta""0"
  Option"MinSpeed""0.09"
  Option"MaxSpeed""0.18"
  Option"AccelFactor""0.0015"
  Option"SHMConfig""on"
EndSection
I have 3 kinds. I just copied everything.

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Section"InputDevice
     Identifier"Touchpad"
     Driver"synaptics"
     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"HorizScrollDelta""0"
     Option"MinSpeed""0.09"
     Option"MaxSpeed""0.18"
     Option"AccelFactor""0.0015"
     Option"SHMConfig""on"
End Section

Section"InputDevice"
     Driver"synaptics"
     Identifier"ALPS Touchpad"
     Option"Device""/dev/input/mouse0"
     Option"Protocol""event"
     Option"LeftEdge""130"
     Option"RightEdge""840"
     Option"TopEdge""130"
     Option"BottomEdge""640"
     Option"FingerLow""7"
     Option"FingerHigh""8"
     Option"MaxTapTime""180"
     Option"MaxTapMove""110"
     Option"EmulateMidButtonTime""75"
     Option"VertScrollDelta""20"
     Option"HorizScrollDelta""0"
     Option"MinSpeed""0.25"
     Option"MaxSpeed""0.50"
     Option"AccelFactor""0.030"
 Option"EdgeMotionMinSpeed""200"
     Option"EdgeMotionMaxSpeed""200"
     Option"UpDownScrolling""1"
     Option"CircularScrolling""1"
     Option"CircScrollDelta""0.1"
     Option"CircScrollTrigger""2"
     Option"SHMConfig""on"
EndSection
                                                                               $
Section"InputDevice"
     Identifier"Appletouch"
     Driver"synaptics"
     Option"Device""/dev/psaux"
     Option"Protocol""auto-dev"
     Option"LeftEdge""100"
     Option"RightEdge""1120"
     Option"TopEdge""50"
     Option"BottomEdge""310"
     Option"FingerLow""25"
 Option"FingerHigh""30"
     Option"MaxTapMove""220"
     Option"TapButton1""1"
     Option"TapButton2""3"
     Option"TapButton3""2"
     Option"MinSpeed""0.79"
     Option"MaxSpeed""0.88"
     Option"AccelFactor""0.0015"
     Option"SHMConfig""on"
EndSection
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eriefisher
Joined: 07 Oct 2007
#6
The appletouch is on macs and the alps I think is older hardware. For me it's Touchpad. Try adding the lines from mine that are missing in yours. Make a back up of the file before you edit.
Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#7
eriefisher wrote:The appletouch is on macs and the alps I think is older hardware. For me it's Touchpad. Try adding the lines from mine that are missing in yours. Make a back up of the file before you edit.
May I confirm if this is what you want me to do?

1) Remove appletouch and alps and just leave touchpad.
2) Then add to Touchpad the missing lines from yours?

Thanks __{{emoticon}}__
Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#8
I saved mine and deleted. Copied and pasted yours. Still no tapping control on touchpad fyi.

Thanks __{{emoticon}}__
Posts: 51
nats007
Joined: 09 Jun 2008
#9
I was able to get tapping to work by doing the following (on my Asus Eee 1005):

edit xorg.conf to this:

Section"InputDevice"
Identifier"Touchpad"
Driver"synaptics"
Option"TapButton1""1"
Option"TapButton2""2"
Option"HorizEdgeScroll""1"
Option"VertEdgeScroll""1"
Option"VertTwoFingerScroll""0"
Option"HorizTwoFingerScroll""0"
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"HorizScrollDelta""0"
Option"MinSpeed""0.09"
Option"MaxSpeed""0.18"
Option"AccelFactor""0.0015"
Option"SHMConfig""on"
EndSection
Restart xorg

Then in the terminal, type the following:
$ synclient TapButton1=1
To enable vertical scrolling and horizontal scrolling edges along with tapping, I created a script to run automatically at startup:
#!/bin/sh
synclient TapButton1=1
synclient VertEdgeScroll=1
synclient HorizEdgeScroll=1
V/R,
Nats
Posts: 1,520
eriefisher
Joined: 07 Oct 2007
#10
Once you edit the file make sure to restart X or reboot. A logout/login should do it.
Posts: 1,062
Dave
Joined: 20 Jan 2010
#11
Posted this on another string but it also applies here.

had the same problem with the touchpad as seen above, looked into it further today and found that using the command ( synclient tapbutton1=1 ) in the terminal as user, had enabled the touch-click feature.

To make this work upon boot I had opened ( /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi ). then found the line ( deviceinfo version="0.2" ) and added the line ( <merge key="input.x11_options.TapButton1" type="string">1</merge> ) just below enabling it on boot. This may also work for you, if not there are more options that I had found here (
========= SCRAPER REMOVED AN EMBEDDED LINK HERE ===========
url was:"http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Synaptic"
linktext was:"http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Synaptic"
====================================
... d/Xorg_7.3 )
Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#12
Thanks guys!

I tried your suggestions but still not able to make tap work on pad.

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Posts: 84
nujinini
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
#13
Hello!

Back after quite a while. I still maintain antix 8.5 in one of my partitions. My system got fried several weeks ago and I have to reinstall everything.

Anyways, I decided to post this as a reply to my original post since the infos might be able to offer some help.

I am still not able to make my system respond using the touch pad. Left and right click are fine though.

May I please ask for some suggestions regarding my issue on touchpad?

Thanks you!
Posts: 4,164
rokytnji
Joined: 20 Feb 2009
#14
nujinini wrote:Hello!

Back after quite a while. I still maintain antix 8.5 in one of my partitions. My system got fried several weeks ago and I have to reinstall everything.

Anyways, I decided to post this as a reply to my original post since the infos might be able to offer some help.

I am still not able to make my system respond using the touch pad. Left and right click are fine though.

May I please ask for some suggestions regarding my issue on touchpad?

Thanks you!
worth a shot maybe. Check my last post.


========= SCRAPER REMOVED AN EMBEDDED LINK HERE ===========
url was:"antix.freeforu ms.org/701sd-wireless-sound-tap-kernels-solved-t2623.html"
linktext was:"antix.freeforu ms.org/701sd-wirel ... t2623.html"
====================================
Posts: 16
Bryn_J
Joined: 29 Sep 2010
#15
Dave wrote:Posted this on another string but it also applies here.

had the same problem with the touchpad as seen above, looked into it further today and found that using the command ( synclient tapbutton1=1 ) in the terminal as user, had enabled the touch-click feature.

To make this work upon boot I had opened ( /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi ). then found the line ( deviceinfo version="0.2" ) and added the line ( <merge key="input.x11_options.TapButton1" type="string">1</merge> ) just below enabling it on boot. This may also work for you, if not there are more options that I had found here (
========= SCRAPER REMOVED AN EMBEDDED LINK HERE ===========
url was:"http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Synaptic"
linktext was:"http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Synaptic"
====================================
... d/Xorg_7.3 )
Worked for me.... Thanks __{{emoticon}}__