Hi, I've been trying out Kirkstone64 on thumbdrive live on my Acer laptop (model in sig below). It was working well except for flsynclient (via the mouse keyboard wizard) I couldn't get it to calibrate. If I hit one of the calibrate buttons, the window would close -- I would do the requested move of a finger to the edge, but nothing would happen. If I opened flsynclient again, the values hadn't changed.
This was a minor problem because the limits were already pretty good as-is.
However, out of curiosity, I decided to see if the thumbdrive was truly portable between computers, so tried it on a converted chromebook which normally runs Bionic in SSD. It booted up properly with Kirkstone64, and everything seemed to work except audio (not unexpected on this difficult former chromebook -- an Acer R11). Not a problem really -- I wasn't planning to use EasyOS on this one anyway.
But when I went back to my regular laptop again to boot from the Kirkstone thumbdrive the touchpad no longer worked well at all. I could only use the very upper edge of the touchpad.
I checked flsynclient and found that yes the bottom edge figure was now too small 1067, when it should have been 4463. But there was no way in the keyboard/mouse wizard to change it, because the calibrate function doesn't seem to work.
I then tried in terminal:
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synclient BottomEdge=4463
which seemed to change the figure for synclient when I listed it, but it made no difference to how the touchpad worked.
I then went to /root/.flsynclient and likewise changed the BottomEdge figure to 4463 there and saved that.
Rebooting, the problem behavior is still there, though when I check the keyboard/mouse wizard, the new figure is now displayed.
So I'm at a loss now to know how to change back to the former good behavior in the initial install on this computer. I don't actually want to just do a reinstall to the thumbdrive from scratch because I now have a lot of settings, programs and quite a bit of data the way I want it, and that took a lot of hours to arrive at this point.
Thanks for your suggestions.....