also managed to fix the hibernate problem, the INSTALL file instructions gave some minor problems.
to fix the hibernate/suspend mouse issue, i created a script in /etc/pm/sleep.d/ (press Alt+F2, type in: gksudo nautilus and browse to that folder)
use right mouse button to create a new empty document. open the document with a double-click and add the following to it:
#!/bin/sh
# this script resets the touchpad after a hibernate or suspend and reloads the fspc settings script.
case "${1}" in resume|thaw)
echo -n R > /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio1/flags
fspc -t -l ~/fspc.ini
;;
esac
save the file, and use the nautilus window to give it execute rights.
make shure the fspc -t -l ~/fspc.ini line points to the location of the file with your fspc settings, how to make a settings file is described in the attachment in the post above.
also managed to fix the hibernate problem, the INSTALL file instructions gave some minor problems.
to fix the hibernate/suspend mouse issue, i created a script in /etc/pm/sleep.d/ (press Alt+F2, type in: gksudo nautilus and browse to that folder)
use right mouse button to create a new empty document. open the document with a double-click and add the following to it:
#!/bin/sh
# this script resets the touchpad after a hibernate or suspend and reloads the fspc settings script.
case "${1}" in
resume| thaw) platform/ i8042/serio1/ flags
echo -n R > /sys/devices/
fspc -t -l ~/fspc.ini
;;
esac
save the file, and use the nautilus window to give it execute rights.
make shure the fspc -t -l ~/fspc.ini line points to the location of the file with your fspc settings, how to make a settings file is described in the attachment in the post above.