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Subject: Touchpad Under X
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I don't know how to fix my touchpad under X 4.2.1. System is a Chicony 
MP-975D laptop, C&T 65550 card, 13" DSTN display, OpenBSD 3.3.

X is configured. The keyboard seems okay, as does the display. I can only 
generate the GUI logon screen. I have a mouse cursor but it jumps around 
all over the place whenever I use the touchpad or an external mouse.

However when I run xf86cfg, the mouse does work correctly (the display 
looks terrible though). I'm confused. I guess I should be playing with the 
mouse devices and protocols in xf86cfg...

I read one message which recommended turning off the touchpad in the BIOS. 
I looked but my BIOS does not have an option like that. Any help is 
appreciated.