Yesterday I collected an (apparently) useful information regarding the
i855GM (rev.02) hardware (which I own):
after a linux session I rebooted into windows xp, activated the TV-OUT
and used it to watch for many hours. Then I rebooted into linux and just
before Xorg rewrote the video buffer, I cou
@rolf: indeed I acknowledge that fact, but I am talking to those who
have kernel bug 9147, which was also recently suggested to be tied to
that SIGIO issue (same URL commented in the relative issue tracker)
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Keyboard keys get stuck and repeat (Feisty, Gutsy)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1244
@cruncher: how does that relate to the fact that battery/thermal modules
unload seem to "fix" the bug?
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Keyboard keys get stuck and repeat (Feisty, Gutsy)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124406
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Pushed by frustration of having to close my Linux sessions and boot into
Windows, I packaged a chroot live system to use my TV-OUT without rebooting.
Xorg 1.4 + the old i810 driver (v1.7.2) are inside, with perfectly compiling
sources (so if somebody wants to rework its PCI part, you have a ready s
Hi Bryce,
yes it no more compiles after the "PCI rework" done in Xorg server 1.6.
There is a howto here http://www.x.org/wiki/PciReworkHowto which guides
in rework of the new 'intel' driver, and I assume that the parts in i810
legacy driver which needs rewrital are almost the same.
Has anybody re
I will say it once again for everybody.
** Procedure to see if you are affected by kernel bug 9147
1) you get stuck keys
2) restart with 'acpi=off' kernel parameter (radical approach) or unload the
'ac,thermal,processor,battery' modules (much better)
3) bug is gone?
4) Yes -> subscribe to bug htt
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