jemenake

I don't understand how to simply drag a window around after enabling this driver?

 

Why does it have to be so complicated? Or am I missing something?

 

I've had issues with this, too. Handling multi-touch is tricky business. Now, I've got 2F-scrolling working, but, like you, dragging windows can be a problem if you don't do it carefully.

Fixed..

I must uncheck and recheck the options to get them all working

 

Oh yeah... I think I had to do that, too.

I have set the 2F scroll enabled and still don't get that feature

 

So, your driver is working enough such that you see sliders and other adjustments in "System Preferences->Trackpad", but the 2F-scrolling still isn't working?

You use chimera (chameleon, stolen and rebranded) too?

how to enable 2F scrolling?

 

 

Well, I downloaded the 2.6 version of the Elan kext (https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=1862

) listed in the first post of this thread, then put it into /System/Library/Extensions. You can use a kext tool for this, but I just use a terminal window to move the kext over and then use chown and chmod to set the permissions.

 

Once I did that, and rebooted with chimera (chameleon, stolen and rebranded), I was able to go to System Settings and access settings in "Trackpad".

 

- Joe

The main reason is because the Elan kext never loads due to a conflict with the PS2 kext on unifail. Take a look at the Console, it'll explain which kext is causing the error.

 

How do I access the console once the GUI is up?

Glad to see that someone is working on a driver for this. Any prediction on when we'll finally have 2F-Scrolling in Mountain Lion with the Elan?

 

Update: Nevermind. It turns out that, if you boot with unifail, the driver doesn't work. If you boot with chimera (chameleon, stolen and rebranded), it does. (shrug...)