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[Martin Maier <ener22gizer@xxxxxx>]

Sorry, that was my fault. i just registered and played around and wasnt realizing i actually am able to change the status.... i couldnt put it back to triaged, so I changed it back to confirmed.
Sorry for that.
@Neatchee:
As far as I can see every pad wth 7.2 Firmware gets recognised as Touchpad-Capabilities: 1,1,1,0,0; which means no multitouch.

Maybe its working on Windows because of some sort of runtime-Firmware-
patching? Or the pad only tells its multitouch if you ask it a certain
way?

Like these (very) old 3-Button-Mouses you had to press the middle Button
on startup, otherwise they told the Mainboard theyre only 2-Buton
Mouses?

** Description changed:

  I've tried to enable the multi-touch feature on my Samsung NC10 touchpad enabled (Synaptics) but I did't find a way for correctly do it working.
  I've started from this how-to http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-touchpad/?ca=dgr-lnxw02os-touchpad&S_TACT=105AGX59&S_CMP=GRsitel
  
  I've tried to run this:
  synclient -m 100
  
  but it seems that recognize only a single finger.
  
  This touchpad has multi-touch feature since i correctly make it running
  under windows xp, but I like to be able to use it under Linux too.
  
  I'm running last updated Intrepid Ubuntu.
  
- Also affecting last update Karmic (k)ubuntu.
+ Also affecting last updated Karmic (k)ubuntu.

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Multi fingers touch doesn't be correctly recognized
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/308191
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