This bug still exists on Dell XPS 15 running Ubuntu 17.10, kernel
4.13.0-17-generic
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Just another observation - when my palm of the right hand touches the touchpad
while using the touchpad, the touchpad behavior seems normal; also, when I
place my left palm on the area to the left of the touchpad, the behavior seems
also normal.
However, as soon as I move my left hand away from
EDIT: Above, my first sentence should have said: "when my palm of the
right hand touches the touchpad area (not the touchpad itself) while
using the touchpad, the touchpad behavior seems normal"
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Update: It seems as if the issue has solved itself - not sure if any
patch in the meantime did this or not, but for now, it seems as if the
touchpad behaves normally again.
I'll keep an eye on this and update as needed. Thanks!
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Update: I guess I spoke too soon - the behavior is not fixed... I don't
get it while today it's back in full force. Didn't do anything
different. Guess I have to use an external mouse. :(
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That sounds like a good idea, Christopher.
Regarding Problem #1, I do remember that this was working just fine in 12.10.
Once I stepped up to 13.04, this functionality was lost. But along the way I
might have stepped up the BIOS version, too. I think I remember that I bought
the ASUS G75VW with
Since my cat shredded the mouse cable, I am now in dire need of the
universal receiver for my wireless mouse to work. The touchpad is just
no substitute for real mouse input. So, is there an ETA as to when we
can expect a final and complete fix?
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Andrew,
I will give your kernel a shot and let you know. :)
I appreciate it.
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Just FYI -- kernel version 3.10.0-6-generic still has the bug...
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@Andrew --
Your 3.10.0-5-generic did the trick. Thanks again. :) It's nice to be
able to use a mouse again.
Let's hope that the official fix will be available really soon, too. I
am still scratching my head how something so seemingly mundane takes so
long to get fixed. ;)
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Hard to believe -- yet sad and true -- today's update to kernel version
3.11.0-0-generic still has the bug... :(
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FYI - today's kernel update to 3.11.0-1-generic still has the bug :(
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Thanks for the heads-up, Joseph. I greatly appreciate everybody's work
towards fixing this.
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Joseph - on another note (since I am able to interface with you here in
this thread): How do I go about reporting regressions with ACPI related
calls? With Saucy, I've lost pretty much all of my Fn key functions for
my ASUS G75VW laptop, including --
Fn+F2 = Toggle wifi on/off
Fn+F3/F4 = Toggle ke
I can confirm that the current iteration of kernel version
3.11.0-2-generic fixed the bug for me as well. Thanks to everyone
involved. :)
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Folks,
I am currently on kernel version 3.11.0-2-generic, and the following
(what I assume are) ACPI calls no longer work via Fn keys:
Fn+F2 = Toggle wifi on/off (works manually from the Network Indicator)
Fn+F5/F6 = Adjust screen brightness (doesn't work at all, not even fr
I forgot to add that when pressing the power button now, the laptop
simply shuts down. Previously, when pressing the power button, a menu
would pop up, allowing me to select various shutdown option -- not
anymore.
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@Christopher --
I already tried that, with my current kernel parameters looking like
this: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash resume=/swapfile.swap"
The only thing that changes is that I am now getting an indicator for
the screen brightness, however, the actual screen brightness does not
ch
Forgot to mention that pretty much everything Fn key related worked back
in 12.10, with the exception of the screen brightness, which -- oddly
enough -- required going into suspend, and coming out of suspend, before
the screen brightness would work.
Starting with 13.04 and now 13.10, I pretty much
FYI (not sure if this helps at all) -- When I run "acpi_listen", and
press the Fn keys for screen brightness (F5/F6), I get the following:
video LCDD 0087
video LCDD 0086
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@Christopher --
I am unable to load the desktop with the kernel rc. It just hangs indefinitely.
Don'tI need the linux-image-extra package for this kernel so my laptop can
complete the boot process?
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Here's the output from tree /proc/acpi/, if that info is useful:
/proc/acpi/
├── button
│ └── lid
│ └── LID
│ └── state
├── event
└── wakeup
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Another thing I tried out of curiosity -- I downgraded the BIOS to ver
210.
Results: Fn+F2 (toggle wifi) came back to life, however, no other
function returned to operations.
It seemed as if Fn+F5/F6 felt smoother, more fine-grained, however, the
actual screen brightness function still didn't wor
Just FYI -- Kernel version 3.10.0-3-generic still has the bug.
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Just FYI,
today's kernel release of 3.10.0-5-generic still *has* the bug.
What's the outlook on getting this fixed?
Thanks.
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Thanks Peter. I appreciate the info.
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My laptop hung after trying to come out of hibernate, and I had to power
it off and back on to let it reboot normally.
ProblemType: KernelOops
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: linux-image-3.11.0-7-generic 3.11.0-7.13
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.11.0-7.13-generic 3.11.0
@Joseph,
this is not a kernel issue, however, a plymouth vs uswsusp.
This seems to be a known issue, and the question is why can't this be
fixed by Canonical?
Here's the note I have:
"Aha! I figured it out -- I'd worked around this in the previous release
but forgotten about it. It's a bad inte
@Christopher: I ended up giving the G75 to my wife, and I got a System76
Bonobo Extreme, pre-installed with Ubuntu. Everything works as it should
on that puppy. :)
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