Turn off trackpad when mouse is attached.
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The S netbook is NOT an Apple product and was never intended to run Mac OSX. Fortunately, enthusiasts have found ways to make OSX run on our netbook. However, the process may not be smooth for some. Make sure you have patience and time to get it to run. Most importantly, motivation to read and learn. This forum contains enough information to get OSX running. Most problems you may encounter can be solved just by reading through the forums or searching. So please take the time and read through the forums!
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Re: Turn off trackpad when mouse is attached.
by phattbam » Sun Mar 06, 2011 6:47 pm
did you try Fn + F6 as posted above?
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Re: Turn off trackpad when mouse is attached.
by S1oELover » Tue Mar 15, 2011 1:25 pm
Sry, I expressed myself a bit wrong.
I don't want to use an external mouse, but I found the thread with google and saw that there are some more people with that wild / dizzy / buggy / random mouse movement.
I don't want to use a external mouse so I'm looking for a solution for it.
Lowerig the mouse sensivity over the OS X "Mouse" preference panel seems to help. You can up it in the Trackpad PrefPane or in the Synaptics PrefPane (depends on what you have installed).
--> When you lower it in Apples PrefPane and upper it in the 3rd party you will have the same mouse speed with less random movement.
But I wonder if there won't be a complete solution cause so many people use the S10e Hackintosh and I don't find a lot of complains in the internet. (I thinkt it would be alrdy fixed in S10eEnabler if this was a known bug).
I alrdy reinstalled my system about 4 times, used different OS X 10.6 Versions and tried a lot of kexts for the mouse but I never got a working solution.
Would it be possible that it's a mechanical bug (I opened my lenovo a lot of times, maybe there is too much pressure on the trackpad (Screews too tight))
Can anyone who has this bugs see similaritys?
Sry for my english, I'm german..
I don't want to use an external mouse, but I found the thread with google and saw that there are some more people with that wild / dizzy / buggy / random mouse movement.
I don't want to use a external mouse so I'm looking for a solution for it.
Lowerig the mouse sensivity over the OS X "Mouse" preference panel seems to help. You can up it in the Trackpad PrefPane or in the Synaptics PrefPane (depends on what you have installed).
--> When you lower it in Apples PrefPane and upper it in the 3rd party you will have the same mouse speed with less random movement.
But I wonder if there won't be a complete solution cause so many people use the S10e Hackintosh and I don't find a lot of complains in the internet. (I thinkt it would be alrdy fixed in S10eEnabler if this was a known bug).
I alrdy reinstalled my system about 4 times, used different OS X 10.6 Versions and tried a lot of kexts for the mouse but I never got a working solution.
Would it be possible that it's a mechanical bug (I opened my lenovo a lot of times, maybe there is too much pressure on the trackpad (Screews too tight))
Can anyone who has this bugs see similaritys?
Sry for my english, I'm german..
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Re: Turn off trackpad when mouse is attached.
by bernardsatx » Wed Mar 16, 2011 1:03 pm
I use Sausage Fingers. Works great http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/s ... ngers.html
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