You're mentioning Dells E6410, E6510 suffer from this problem too. Both these models are equipped with the Instant ON feature which is AFAIK Linux-kernel based (http://www.splashtop.com/)
If the touchpad scrolling does not work, I'd suggest to contact Dell and insist on a rapid bugfix.
If it does work, IMO it would mean a Linux compatible driver is found in the Instant ON image and could be exported.
In both cases I assume that Linux kernel driver changes must follow GPL and the patched driver should be made available public.
You're mentioning Dells E6410, E6510 suffer from this problem too. Both these models are equipped with the Instant ON feature which is AFAIK Linux-kernel based (http:// www.splashtop. com/)
If the touchpad scrolling does not work, I'd suggest to contact Dell and insist on a rapid bugfix.
If it does work, IMO it would mean a Linux compatible driver is found in the Instant ON image and could be exported.
In both cases I assume that Linux kernel driver changes must follow GPL and the patched driver should be made available public.