I tried to use a virtual machine to reproduce this issue, but for some
reason, it runs Ubuntu GNOME 32 bits very slow and after installation,
it fails to boot. However, using a bootable USB I confirmed that after
updating, there was no "synaptics_ic2" in /etc/modules. I'm thinking
that maybe anoth
> The quotes were actually there. Could this be a bug?
Yes, these “fancy” quotes and even normal ASCII " ones are utter bogus
in configuration files. I checked ubuntu-drivers-common, xserver-xorg-
input-synaptics, and gpointing-device-settings, and none of them have
"synaptics_ic2" in them.
If yo
Thank you. The quotes were actually there. Could this be a bug? I
didn't add the quotes and as you can see from the report, it was a fresh
install. This is the output now:
➜ ~ sudo systemctl status systemd-modules-load -l
● systemd-modules-load.service - Load Kernel Modules
Loaded: loaded (/
➜ ~ cat /etc/modules
> # at boot time, one per line. Lines beginning with "#" are ignored.
> “synaptics_i2c”
I hope the quotes are not literally in your /etc/modules :-)
This is saying that a module in your /etc/modules could not be loaded.
I. e. either the synaptics_i2c module does not exist, or
