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Synaptics
tpconfig is a package to drive support for the Synaptics TouchPad
and ALPS Glidepad/Stickpointer under various flavors of UNIX,
although Linux is currently the primary target.
Linux does not like to share the PS/2 port. Currently you must kill
gpm before invoking tpconfig. For the same reason, tpconfig will not
currently run under X.
Suggested usage is to invoke tpconfig with your desired options
immediately before launching gpm in your startup sequence.
e.g., tpconfig --tapmode=0
The file 'touchpad' can be placed in /etc/rc.d/init.d (or whereever
your system startup scripts are stored) and then linking to it
in the correct directory for a particular run level.
TO DEBUG PROBLEMS:
a) bring up your system in single user mode.
b) run tpconfig manually (without gpm and X running).
If it still does not work, set DEBUG_LEVEL = DEBUG_HIGH
and pipe the output into a file to send to me (kall@compass.com).
Read the file COPYING to learn the terms under which this software is
distributed. Read INSTALL for installation instructions.
Mail suggestions and bug reports for this package to kall@compass.com.
Please include the package version number, which you can get by running "tpconfig --version".
Current maintainer is: Bruce Kall: kall@compass.com
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