I'm not sure where the config files are or what they are called, but this is a puppy 64 flavor, if you got a puppy that you can boot, then I'd boot in and rummage around until I found what files it uses to control my touchad then copy them to a medium that I can use to transfer them to the other one. even using a USB Port to mount the 64 bit one then copy it on over to that one.
belay my last, found something.
http://matteolucarelli.altervista.or...t/index_en.htm
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Originally Posted by flSynclient
For security reasons flSynclient doesn't write Xf86Config/xorg.conf directly, but saves the drivers settings in ~/.flSynclient. The comand:
flSynclient -s
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I just turn off my touchpad and use a mouse.
Code:
#Shutoff touch pad
xinput set-prop 12 "Device Enabled" 0 &
xinput set-prop 13 "Device Enabled" 0 &