...http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html¹

Yes, that's the same URL as the one mentioned in the help text for the PS/2 mouse driver in the 2.6 kernel

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... work²

Which means I had to ``mess'' with ALSA this time. Have a look at my other laptop-document if you don't know what I'm talking about

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... does³

Can you blame me? PCI exists since at least as long as 1994; after ten years, one would assume that hardware manufacturers could create hardware which does not require ISA to function correctly, so I did not switch ISA on in my custom-compiled kernel. Apparently that was an incorrect assumption... unless this is Linux-specific, in which case some kernel people really need to rewrite some parts of the kernel :-)

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... that⁴

by running ``dmesg'' after modprobe'ing your serial driver (either ``serial'' if you're running 2.4, or ``8250'' for 2.6), and checking the output

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... else⁵

just kidding, of course

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... package⁶

on a Debian ``unstable'' system; other distributions might call that package differently; ``irda-tools'' is a good guess - you're looking for the package containing ``irattach''

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