Is this a kernel issue, or an Xorg (Synaptics driver) issue? After running into this bug I've downgraded my kernel to the default Etch one (2.6.18-6). And I still experience this bug.
The only way to a working trackpad after resuming from suspend is to not use the Synaptics driver. I've tried: - restarting gpm from console - switching to console and back - rmmod appletouch on suspend and modprobing it after resume None of these solved the issue. Only not using the synaptics driver gives me a working trackpad (without all the fancy features, of course). Regards, -- Maarten Verwijs | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://maarten.verwijs.org -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
