*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1599306 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1599306
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1599306
16.04: i8042 need to start early after grub
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I've tried to boot with a keylogger loaded on rc.local and as an option on
lightdm to see if the keys are captured but I got no input from the moment I
leave GRUB and the kernel start to load until the infamous 15 seconds after
LighDM is loaded.
Since the issue seems to be strongly related to
** Also affects: xinput (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu 16.04: unable to use internal keyboard for 15 sec on boot
+ Ubuntu 16.04: unresponsive keyboard (15 sec) on boot
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu 16.04: unresponsive keyboard (15 sec) on boot
** Also affects: kbd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** No longer affects: xorg (Ubuntu)
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Ubuntu 16.04:
** Also affects: udev (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Ubuntu 16.04: unable to use internal keyboard fo
Tested the same SSD with Ubuntu 14.04, same issue.
I gave a spin with Windows 7 just to be sure is not an hardware related issue:
the keyboard works fine.
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Public bug reported:
I've upgraded my notebook with an SSD. All works fine and I can reach
the login in less than 10 seconds. Problem is I can't use the internal
keyboard (perfectly working on grub) for at least 10-15 seconds, then it
starts to working just fine. The touchpad and capacitive button
Christopher,
as soon as possible I'll have a look with a newest release based on xfce or
lxde. This notebook is not my primary machine but just a spare one I used
to debug when I was part of the Lububtu team.
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Yes, the patch from Lubuntu-dev/staging PPA (post #55) is working fine
in OEM install ( and on OBI too). Thanks Iberê.
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Title:
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my desktop (running 13.04) is set to PT-BR, if I change language to US the
keyboard start acting strange as on others PC.
Setting to PT-BR my netbook and notebook solved the problem but I need an
English setup here. And have a keyboard that change behavior with the language
is not the best.
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For my work and for real life I write a lot in English, Italian and Portuguese
so on all my system desktop (Lubuntu 13.04), netbook and notebook (Lubuntu
13.10), I set my keyboard to US alternative international.
What I expect pressing the key " ' " followed by " c " from th
Understood Chris, sometimes I need to read with more attention, English is not
my primary language.
Seems my display simply can't handle 24bit color depth, if I force a 16bit
color depth on xorg I can see great degrade of the render, clearly evident on
desktop wallpaper (see pic).
About the 24b
Chris,
I don't want to bother you but I have to insist: with the UXA accelmethod the
problem does not occurs.
I created the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf instead of using the old
xorg.conf and my notebook now works fine on both 13.04 (kernel 3.8.x) and 13.10
(3.10.x).
Don't you thin
My display is set to 1024x768x16bit and I can assure it's working fine now with
UXA.
I tested this render method only by accident to see if it will improve Flash on
such an old machine.
Just to let you know I'm using flash 10.x due to an incompatibility with my cpu
and 11.x.
As soon as I can I
Chris,
on Lubuntu mailing list we have a thread speaking about a workaround for
another issue with xserver-xorg-video-intel and flash that seems to solve the
problem I have.
As reported on commentary #1 on bug 1178982, using UXA as accelmethod option
on xorg.xonf solve the issue of that bug
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