Works with HP Pavilion dv6700. Reposting relevant excerpt of #103 of Bug Report #549727 for everyone's convenience...
You need to prevent gnome-settings-daemon from disabling your touchpad in the first place, because the Synaptics touchpad driver does this already. To do so, run the following command in a terminal:
This dissociates the key to lock your touchpad from gnome-settings-daemon. If for any reason, the latter command breaks the lock touchpad support for you, than you probably have a different issue. To re-associate the key with gnome-settings-daemon, run this command:
Works with HP Pavilion dv6700. Reposting relevant excerpt of #103 of Bug Report #549727 for everyone's convenience...
You need to prevent gnome-settings- daemon from disabling your touchpad in the first place, because the Synaptics touchpad driver does this already. To do so, run the following command in a terminal:
Code:
gconftool-2 --type string --set /apps/gnome_ settings_ daemon/ keybindings/ touchpad ""
This dissociates the key to lock your touchpad from gnome-settings- daemon. If for any reason, the latter command breaks the lock touchpad support for you, than you probably have a different issue. To re-associate the key with gnome-settings- daemon, run this command:
gconftool-2 --type string --set /apps/gnome_ settings_ daemon/ keybindings/ touchpad XF86TouchpadToggle