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==Touchpad slow  -- Date:  2008.04.24  Solved:  2008.04.24 ==
 
==Touchpad slow  -- Date:  2008.04.24  Solved:  2008.04.24 ==
  
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* 2008.04.24 - Touchpad very slow!!! 1st off thanks to everyone who contributed to knoppix. On to the matter at hand. Same laptops running > =5.1 were used as reference. Temporary solution: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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* 2008.04.24 - Touchpad very slow!!! 1st off thanks to everyone who contributed to knoppix. On to the matter at hand. Same laptops running >= 5.1 were used as reference. Temporary solution: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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to find touchpad
 
<pre>
 
<pre>
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# to find touchpad
 
 
$python /usr/bin/hal-device-manager
 
$python /usr/bin/hal-device-manager
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# found alps glidepoint on /dev/input/event3
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</pre>
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# edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf  
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i found my alps glidepoint on /dev/input/event3
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edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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<pre>
 
$sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
 
$sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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# insert the following
 
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        InputDevice "AlpsGlide" "SendCoreEvents"
 
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Section "InputDevice"
 
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        Driver          "synaptics"
 
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        Identifier      "AlpsGlide"
 
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        Option          "Device"                "/dev/input/event3"
 
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        Option          "Protocol"              "auto-dev"
 
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        Option          "LeftEdge"              "130"
 
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        Option          "RightEdge"            "840"Mon Apr 14, 2008
 
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        Option          "TopEdge"              "130"
 
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        Option          "BottomEdge"            "640"
 
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        Option          "FingerLow"            "7"
 
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        Option          "FingerHigh"            "8"
 
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        Option          "MaxTapTime"            "180"
 
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        Option          "MaxTapMove"            "110"
 
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        Option          "EmulateMidButtonTime"  "75"
 
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        Option          "VertScrollDelta"      "20"
 
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        Option          "HorizScrollDelta"      "20"
 
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        Option          "MinSpeed"              "0.60"
 
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        Option          "MaxSpeed"              "1.10"
 
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        Option          "AccelFactor"          "0.030"
 
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        Option          "EdgeMotionMinSpeed"    "200"
 
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        Option          "EdgeMotionMaxSpeed"    "200"
 
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        Option          "UpDownScrolling"      "1"
 
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        Option          "CircularScrolling"    "1"
 
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        Option          "CircScrollDelta"      "0.1"
 
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        Option          "CircScrollTrigger"    "2"
 
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        Option          "SHMConfig"            "on"
 
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        Option          "Emulate3Buttons"      "on"
 
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EndSection
 
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# save and exit gui...(i'm not sure if this is the most straightforward way)
 
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$ sudo init 2
 
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# press <Enter> and start gui
 
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# init 5
 
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
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below InputDevice "SynPad" "SendCoreEvents" insert:
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<pre>
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        InputDevice "AlpsPad" "SendCoreEvents"
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</pre>
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save and exit gui...
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<pre>
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$ sudo killall Xorg
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</pre>
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Notes: the 'X' in Xorg is capitalized
  
 
== Update with KNOPPIX (kpackage) never ends  --  Date:  2008-04-25    Solved:&nbsp;&nbsp;2008-05-22  ==
 
== Update with KNOPPIX (kpackage) never ends  --  Date:  2008-04-25    Solved:&nbsp;&nbsp;2008-05-22  ==

Revision as of 01:44, 26 July 2008

Some BUGS Found in 5.3.1 liveDVD

List V5.3.1/DVD bugs here.


Terminal Server -- Est: Sat Apr 12, 2008 Solved: Mon Apr 14, 2008

Touchpad slow -- Date: 2008.04.24 Solved: 2008.04.24

  • 2008.04.24 - Touchpad very slow!!! 1st off thanks to everyone who contributed to knoppix. On to the matter at hand. Same laptops running >= 5.1 were used as reference. Temporary solution: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

to find touchpad

$python /usr/bin/hal-device-manager

i found my alps glidepoint on /dev/input/event3

edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

$sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf

below InputDevice "SynPad" "SendCoreEvents" insert:

        InputDevice "AlpsPad" "SendCoreEvents"

save and exit gui...

$ sudo killall Xorg

Notes: the 'X' in Xorg is capitalized

Update with KNOPPIX (kpackage) never ends -- Date: 2008-04-25 Solved:  2008-05-22

  • When I try to update or install software using the liveDVD of 5.3.1 KNOPPIX 2008-03-26 with

persistent /home and system area I cannot get it to work.

If I go to the 'Knoppix penguin' > "Utilities' > 'Manage Software in KNOPPIX (kpackage)' I get Synaptic instead.

After I update, mark, and tell it to update/install it never quits. The little bar just goes back and forth and no error message. I let it go all night once.

So I tried aptitude and got PYSOL installed. Using the ROOT shell:

aptitude keep-all
aptitude update
aptitude search pysol
aptitude install pysol
aptitude install pysol-cardsets
aptitude install pysol-sound-server
aptitude install pysol-sounds
aptitude keep-all
exit

The search is so you know the spelling, and the keep-all is for safety.

Note: aptitude help does NOT show keep-all but info aptitude and man aptitude both do.

So I use the liveDVD of 5.3.1 KNOPPIX 2008-03-26 with persistent /home and system area and boot from the DVD drive and I can update my software. WOW.

04:10, 26 April 2008 (CST)

Solved: I used aptitude to update synaptic and kpackage and after that they work too.

Other Comments

1. When I looked at the changelog today (2008.04.25) nothing was there about DVD 5.3.1

GUI Hopper 04:10, 26 April 2008 (BST)