Closed denijane closed 6 years ago
Sabayon Linux 4.9.0 uses systemd, not eudev. This is not a problem we can fix.
Ok, could you tell me then where to post the bug? Becuase it's clearly a problem if the touchpad is not detected at all.
its a sabayon issue. start with their forums.
I did that already, but they couldn't help me. And besides, I don't think it's their issue, since I tested about 5 distros (Fedora, Xubunto, Manjaro, Mint, GhostBSD and Scientific Linux) and not even one managed to detect my touchpad. So obviously, it's a problem of the drivers and/or kernel, which do not support this touchpad. Also Sabayon is Gentoo based, so Gentoo users will also benefit from solving the issue.
P.S. And I know my touchpad is working, because in BIOS I have mouse. As weird as it sounds.
Hi, I'm new here, so please apologise me if I'm posting in the wrong place, but I saw similar issue posted here. I bought a new laptop and the touchpad is not working at all. I'm with Sabayon Linux 4.9.0 (so Gentoo based), I tried also the next kernel but still no touchpad. In order to get my nvidia working and also the battery and temprature sensors, I have the option "acpi_osi! acipi_osi='Windows 2009' in my GRUB.
But I have absolutely no touchpad - according to my system it doesn't exist. According to xinput:
After googling it, it seems my touchpad is detected as : ITE Tech. Inc. ITE Device(8910):
So it's not recognised as a touchpad at all. I spent a lot of time googling the problem and I didn't find a solution, so it seems to me maybe the driver should be updated? I have no idea what the touchpad manifacturer is though, becausee I don't have windows installed to check. But according to this, it is ELAN 1200.