additional info: the output of
sudo acpidump | grep -C3 ELAN
yields
39D60: 0D 41 54 4D 4C 32 39 35 32 00 5F 48 49 44 70 00 .ATML2952._HIDp.
39D70: 48 49 44 32 70 0A 4A 42 41 44 52 70 0C 80 1A 06 HID2p.JBADRp
39D80: 00 53 50 45 44 A4 00 A0 30 93 54 50 4C 54 0A 03 .SPED...0.TPLT..
Public bug reported:
The Fujitsu E5410 (model type 5E14A1 according to the bottom sticker) is
supplied with an Elantech(?) Touchpad. This apparently requires i2c_hid
and does not properly work in Ubuntu 20.04. It seems also to interfere
with the (internal) keyboard.
Problem behavior:
booting
Thanks for the update pal, will be sure not to install them!
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Beta 10.10 Nvidia update broke Sony Vaio VPCF136FM installation
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Thanks Mike
I had to start over with a 32 bit install, but at least i now have a
working install
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its the nvidia driver that you get when you select additional drivers
if your display works fine without Additional drivers then dont
install them. For me however, my display was not working without them
(resolution was much bigger than the actual screen) and once the new
ones became available,
I've not been able to, tho im fairly new to linux, but no instructions
ive found worked.
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Thank you from me too, am hoping to get a quick resolution, bought this
machine as a dual boot to do both windows and lamp development.
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Just wondering if this thread will be updated further? Or if its
possible to find and install the driver from prior to the last release?
Kinda frustrating having only command prompt usage right now.
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I too was trying 10.10 and after doing an apt-get upgrade just launches
with a blue screen. Can't login, I tried reverting to 10.04, but had
issues with the drivers there previously as well, and not currently
working. Will try again later when I'm home with my extracted drivers
and backups to
I tried to run the apport command, and got to a login screen (text
based) which I filled out, but once I logged in all i seem to get is
some pages about linux, etc, and I have no idea how to get back and
resubmit the data?
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further to that, i get to the text based form and enter my credentials,
but the continue link isnt enabled, all I have is a cancel option
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When I try that, It again launches a w3m browser. I am able to fill in
the fields with my email and password, but the only available links
below that are
Register a new account
Forgotten Password
Continue or Cancel
in the sentence continue or cancel, the word cancel is a link, the
word
i should note that I am doing this at the shell prompt as I am unable to
get into failsafe grpahics mode, as it errors out i cannot really see
the error as it flashes back to quickly - all i can make out is failed
to initialize something
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