@despernal did that give you two finger scrolling, or just regular
touchpad functionality?
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@Mathias - I don't suppose there is any way to compile and load *just*
the driver, rather than having to install the entire kernel?
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@Mathias, @Guillaume - oh yeah totally. Sorry - thanks for all the
effort, this is amazing.
I plan on trying it soon!
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@Mathis, @Ivo - thanks for your hard work on this. I just installed the
debs, and they work perfectly! Very happy fellow right now! :)
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@Ivo - still thanks :)
I found this kernel also breaks suspend/resume on this machine as well.
Hadn't realised that optimus breaks too, but yep, I can see that it
does!
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So I took a stab at turning @Mathias's work into DKMS driver for Ubuntu
14.04, but I can't get past one issue.
You can see my work here (FYI, this is my first time mucking around with Linux
drivers / Kernel stuff):
https://github.com/markmandel/psmouse-focaltech-dkms
But when I run `sudo dkms
@Mathias
I've been trying to turn your code into a DKMS driver for 3.17+ kernels, since
the PNP lookup is how it works
(https://github.com/markmandel/psmouse-focaltech-dkms),
since I ran into issues with the version of the kernel you had in your repo,
wheras the 3.17.1 Ubuntu kernel seems to
@Mathias
Interesting! When I resume (open lid after closing), all I get is a
black screen. I can't get the display to come back up.
This was my primary drive for trying to get the code to run as a DKMS
module, as everything works great under 3.17.1 kernel, rather than a
3.18*.
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If anyone know how to get the source code for:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.17.1-utopic/
I'd be happy to patch and build one. It's the kernel I've been using on
14.04 for a while now with no issues.
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I found it (least I think I did)! (That was well hidden)
So there is no 3.17.1 tag in git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-
utopic.git, which is what originally threw me.
*But* if I switch to the 'unstable' branch, I do see:
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commit 0a3696b154c243d416e7b7f9cfb83277c74c1672
Author: Tim
So here are some debs for 3.18-rc3
https://mega.co.nz/#!LIhlHIaK!ToH7Alh1JudSrCoMdK3PaW4J4mlhTFzNqN0tN2uB-QA
Seems to fix the suspend problem for me. Although I am having some
multi-monitor issues.
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Some more debs :)
https://mega.co.nz/#!DNom1ADb!7yHbxOVRGOdHVn6sxkW2jQLXAEp6qfxxaqDaDpGu9AA
Focaltech driver installed in 3.17.2. I've found this really stable, and
it (looks) like nvidia 340 works perfectly with it.
And I can suspend and resume, no problems.
I've been using it for over a week
Just to let people know. I'm running 15.04, I just installed the v4.0
kernel from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v4.0-rc2-vivid/ and my focaltech touchpad is working
perfectly!
(Of course now my nvidia driver won't compile ;) but go figure)
Thanks to all for getting this into the
@Pilot!
Nice one! Worked perfectly! Now I can focaltech supports AND Nvidia
Optimus support! *dance*
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@Pilot, am I doing something wrong here, this isn't working for me, as
you can see below.
This is on 15.04.
➜ ~ sudo apt-get install focaltech-dkms
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following NEW packages will be installed:
@Pilot6 - Nice one! I tried for ages to make this a DKMS module. I will
take this for a spin, and let you know how it goes.
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