I installed Squeeze amd64 on a Sony Vaio VPC-EE47FB and got a non working touchpad.

Before trying anything else I upgraded to sid and everything worked OOTB.
I use sid anyway (just used a squeeze dvd to install the system), but I think new laptop owners are somewhat forced to do that to get it working.



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On Sat, 11 Jun 2011 14:49:17 -0300, Leonardo Ruoso wrote:

> I installed Squeeze amd64 on a Sony Vaio VPC-EE47FB and got a non
> working touchpad.

Looks like this:

Synaptics Touchpad Drivers Don't work on New Laptop
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=64721

> Before trying anything else I upgraded to sid and everything worked
> OOTB.

A new kernel or Xorg packages can make a difference.

> I use sid anyway (just used a squeeze dvd to install the system), but I
> think new laptop owners are somewhat forced to do that to get it
> working.

Did you open a bug report? By doing so there is still a chance to get the
problem solved by an upcoming Squeeze update...

Greetings,

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