pacificfils

This driver is awesome, but I'm confused why I can't just use my computer's Fn key instead of the Context key or the Shift+Caps shortcut. Is this a setting I'm missing, or is this feature no longer in the code (I remember it used to work before). Running El Capitan 10.11.1 on an Asus Q550LF (Elan V4). Currently in Fn mode 2.

EMlyDinEsH, Your driver is awesome in El Capitan, save for a couple issues: The Backlight DSDT patch causes your KEXT (4.4.5 x86_64) to kernel panic the system on boot. (Will get a pic for you soon -- have to get a better camera) I would really love to have the virtual buttons on my ELAN v4 to not contribute to gestures. I keep accidentally triggering the gestures just by having a finger on the "buttons," causing all sorts of unintended/weird effects. Thanks for everything so far! Your driver is so awesome.

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I had this same problem with Yosemite. As it needs driver signing, you must override that. To do so, boot with the kext-dev-mode=1 argument. @Emily, can you sign this driver so we don't need to do this? If you have clover, add the following lines under your "Boot" config area: <key>Arguments</key> <string>kext-dev-mode=1</string> If you have Chameleon or one of its spinoffs, open your /Extra/org.Chameleon.boot.plist file and make sure it has something like this in it: <key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>kext-dev-mode=1</string> If not, add it. Save and reboot.

When tapping with two fingers on my touchpad (for resizing and dragging), I have noticed either (or both) of these two actions: System Freezes and force-reboots -- I have found nothing in any error log. Mouse pointer gets moved to bottom-right corner immediately. I am using an Asus Q550LF with your combined Keyboard and Mouse driver. My touchpad is v4. Sometimes (read rarely), the touchpad works exactly as expected. How do I fix this?