Jeff Jeter wrote:

> I hope this is the right list.  If not, tell me an i'll repost
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> I have a laptop running RedHat 7.2.  Often i attach an external USB 
> wheel mouse.  When it is attached, however, the touchpad is still 
> active.  How do I make the USB mouse (w/ wheel) active.  It doesn't 
> matter if the touchpad is also active.
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> Also, can I set the touchpad to shut off tapping for a while while 
> typing so i don't accidently hit it.  If it matters the tochpad is an 
> Alps PS/2 Glidepoint.
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Jeff -  I am about to enter into this very issue myself.  What would be 
best is if I can get RH7.2 to recognize there is a usb mouse and then 
use the XF86Config-4 file with the correct device.  Wears me out 
swapping back and forth.  can I edit XF86 manually so both will work?   
I have been using mouseconfig .

As for the touch pad take a look at  :

 http://www.compass.com/tpconfig

Works great out of the box for both synaptics and alps touchpads and 
comes configured to diable the tap feature.  THis is on a sony vaio 
fxa32 laptop.  I ran it on my old dell running 6.2 for well over a year.

Bret




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