Still happens on Ubuntu 20.04 with a Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 2 (and the
proposed OEM kernel). Workaround/fix for the issue is plugging in a USB
keyboard. After that the issue is gone and the external keyboard can be
unplugged again,
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I have a keyboard a4tech KV-300h and the bug reproduce on windows too. I have
already tried to replace to another a new keyboard. The problem isn't gone.
I found out if I use embedded USB port of keyboard to connect a mouse then the
problem reproduce very often.
Also I tested my keyboard on
It is notable to see so much Fujitsu Siemens hardware affected.
I have the same issue with the onboard USB 2.0 of a Fujitsu Siemens P710 E90+
Intel i5 3470 desktop computer.
The problem occurs with any of my Varmilo VA88M keyboards, but not with
a Cherry Cymotion G-224. The Varmilo keyboards
The bug is still here in Ubuntu 18.04.1 on Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13
(last available BIOS for my model is installed)
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wow! see this was opened in 2007. just googled this from the future (i
am in 2018) and found this.
using ubuntu 18. found that what was causing it in my case was a
clipboard manager i use here. closing the clipboard manager stopped the
bleeding.
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I'm sorry for flooding this thread, but I have more experience to share.
After another reboot in "clocksource=jiffies" mode, I saw that 1 OS
second passes in real 0.5 seconds. But the rest of the system was pretty
stable. Keyboard auto-repeat was twice as fast, but did not get
triggered
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booottteeedd aaaggaaiiin
ih clocksource=jiffies,,, aaanndd
ttthhhee ise ggot
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I'm not sure whether it gives any information, but here is some output
from journalctl, where the bug happens (no "clocksource=jiffies" boot
option is used):
$ journalctl -k | grep clocksource
clocksource: refined-jiffies: mask: 0x max_cycles: 0x,
max_idle_ns: 7645519600211568
(Note: I intentionally don't fix repeated characters
cccassee by that issue in my message below)
I'm affected by ttthhhee sssame issue.
Initially I have installed Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. While installing it, I
had to add the boot parameter "acpi=off" in grub
I have a lead may be
Given scenario I have my keyboard stuck (i.e. I can't do andything with my
keyboard)
I suspend my laptop using mouse and voilà my keyboard is working again
Hope this helps!!!
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in my situation - keyboard imitated of clicking '1', '2', '3' etc. even if I
didn't work on keyboard and mouse for 30 min to several hours. The symbols that
were stucked (imitated) didn't repet the symbols I manually typed before. The
bug appeared more often when RealVNC server or TeamViewer
thank you all for help! as I already understood - in this topic users reports
about DIFFERENT bugs (but the same sympthoms) - if you are lazy to read this
topic above:
1) if your dmesg log contains USB errors ('reset low speed USB device' or
other) - try to physically unplug USB devices (mayby
also found this bug after installing (at the middle of June 2014) fresh copy of
ubuntu-14.04-beta2-server-amd64.iso AND NOTHING ELSE! (no KDE, Gnome etc.)
predominantly arbitrarily keys presses digit '1', digit '2', digit '3', left
and right arrows and Enter. My Ubuntu is installed at sda7 of
also found this bug (keyboard imitates of pressing '1', '2', '3' and Enter)
after installing of fresh copy of ubuntu 14.04 stable x64 server and when
installing xorg and kubuntu-desktop meta package
also found this bug after installing of fresh copy of ubuntu 12.04.4 stable x64
server and when
Dear developers, maybe a information that helps localize the error: It
is intermittent, and obviously related to a very few packages. The last
days, it did not occur, and now since I updated (from 13th to 14th of
May 2014) from the sources trusty-security, -updates, -proposed and
-backports, the
Dear all, just wanted to add: Also in 14.04 64bit the error is present,
multiple times a day.
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Keyboard keys get stuck
Update for 14.04 beta 64 bit: The same error still also in this
version... I think this error, which really impedes productivity, will
be turning me away from Ubuntu. :(
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Another workaround for me is to login to text console (not graphical UI)
and remove all settings in home folder.
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Yes, me too, Ubuntu 13.10 :'(
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Keyboard keys get stuck and repeat
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Just chiming in to say that this bug affects me too. Asus K55n laptop
with Ubuntu 13.04. It randomly acts like sticky keys are enabled. A
minute ago I hit ctrl and it acted as if I was holding ctrl until I
logged out. Extremely annoying!
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I feel the same as new4u, I have been having this keyboard problem and
its really irritating. I use ubuntu as my main development machine. I
left the mac cause I loved working on this, but with this problem, I
guess I will go back. I have an i5 Asus machine running Ubuntu 13.04. I
have upgraded my
Dear developers, I really would like to stress this issue. Only tonight
I had to reboot my machine 3 times due to this issue. It is a MAJOR
impediment in working. The key-stucks happened in gedit, and Gummi
tonight. So it seems not attached to a specific application.
Despite I am not able to
I feel the same as new4u, I have the problem in 13.04 beta more than
ever, even after I disabled key press repeat in Prefrences - Keyboard,
I have this problem.
I used `xset r off` right now, gonna see if key repeat occurs or not.
P.S: Sorry for my bad English.
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In 13.04 (beta) 64bit it occurs more frequently again than I noticed it
in 12.10. This last time it even occured in a Win7-guest in Virtualbox.
Almost same hardware as before, just graphics soundcard changed.
My Hardware:
Asus P7P55D
Intel i5 750
8GB RAM
ATI HD 7850
SATA-HDDs
USB-Logitech Mouse
I've been observing this happen once a week across a wide range of x86
systems with USB keyboards in the last (5?) years.
Since I've observed it in the virtual terminal and have never observed
this with PS/2 keyboards, I suspect there is an event race condition in
the USB input stack, eg a
** No longer affects: hundredpapercuts
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Hmmm... Just noticed that I don't have it anymore...
Dell XPS 17
openSuSE 12.2
Linux xps 3.4.11-2.16-desktop #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Sep 26 17:05:00 UTC 2012
(259fc87) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
KDE Platform Version 4.8.5 (4.8.5) release 2
X.Org X Server 1.12.3
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It is still in 12.10. :(
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