Hello guys, Good news, all the problems are solved! Searching and reading about the upgrade of xorg-server, I did what the installation message says, and the kern.evdev.rcpt_mask=6 was the flag I needed! Long history short, I learned 2 things: 1- RTFM and all messages that pop up 2- The devd was replaced by udev, so evdev with libinput is the default for automatic input detection on X now
Thanks for the help! Mario Em qui., 12 de mar. de 2020 às 08:50, Mario Olofo <mario.ol...@gmail.com> escreveu: > > This depends on how you updated it. I could guess you used >> freebsd-update at some point, but only you can know for sure. >> > > Indeed I did a freebsd-update, but I thought it just update the system to > patch vulnerabilities, not change it to release... > > To check which version of FreeBSD you are using should be possible with >> freebsd-version(1), check it's man page, I'm not using stable versions, >> only releases and current, and I'm not sure what the output is on stable. >> >> Migrating from quarterly to latest is done by configuring pkg, you >> should read the full pkg.conf(5) man page. The EXAMPLES section has >> examples clearly explaining what you are asking for. >> >> > Thank you, I should have take a look on man pages before ask, after the > change, the pkg was updated successfully. > > This all depends on what you did on your system, any suggestion can only >> be generic. You need to know your system condition. >> >> You stated that you mixed binary packages installed via pkg from the >> official repositories with locally built ports. As I said this is not >> really supported, and if you only compiled locally part of Xorg and >> mixed it with quarterly packages you have an high risk of having >> inconsistent binaries on your system. >> >> Check your logs for useful errors. >> > > Yeah, I mixed pkg and ports but after that I removed all ports packages > and reinstalled the pkg version, so the system reverted to a safe/stable > state. > After the change to latest, the pkg upgrade found a lot of files to > update, including xorg-server, xfce and xorg-drivers. > But, after the update to latest, only my usb mouse is detected on xserver > now... > The log don't have any errors, the Xorg log don't have any output about > touchpad and laptop keyboard too. > > The glitch in window titles was fixed after the update, so this is now ok > =). > The only problem now is the keyboard/touchpad in X. > I need to rebuild the kernel too? Any other command I can run to check if > I need something more? > > Thank you > > Mario > _______________________________________________ freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list https://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-stable To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-stable-unsubscr...@freebsd.org"
