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Assignee: Joseph Salisbury (jsalisbury) => (unassigned)
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[Dell XPS 18] Touch screen
I know this is for the touchscreen, but for the last beta wifi was
broken. Seems better with some updates, but not yet on final 14.04. Had
to install Ubuntu to hdd, as x64 uefi USB sticks would NOT auto boot. Now
get red secure boot warning every boot. Not Ubuntus issue. Posting to
forum ton
Joseph and all,
I have not installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS desktop (the latest downloadable
release from Ubuntu.com) and it works successfully on the Dell XPS 18
touchscreen, with Unity. So far so good.
Thank you for all your efforts on this.
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Typo correction in post #61. I meant "I have NOW installed Ubuntu
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Title:
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I have also confirmed that the current daily image (3/22/2014) was able to
boot and work with the following hardware:
touchscreen
wifi
dell wireless keyboard (unified)
dell wireless mouse (unified)
A "full install" of Ubuntu TT x64 on a USB stick will be tested later this
week. FYI, it will also
Joseph/Christopher,
I see Saucy went to Triage. Please let me know if there will be any
further attempts at a kernel (or other) fix to Saucy I can try while I
have Saucy installed now (per post 58) to my local disk partition
wherebye I can install your kernel .deb packages.
Otherwise, if no furt
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Status: Incomplete => Triaged
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Title:
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Joseph,
I was able to (on my Dell XPS 18 touch) use Windows 8.1 to reduce/shrink
the WIndows OS partition, and give me space to install Ubuntu Saucy
13.10 on the local disk so that I could add the .deb upstream updated
kernel and reboot to it.Here's the kernel it's running (below):
@ubuntusau
Joseph,
I could only try this:
Can you see if this is also fixed in the latest 3.11 upstream kernel,
which can be downloaded from:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.11.10.5-saucy/
if I was able to make a persistent bootable USB stick/flash drive with the
latest ISO and that ke
Can you see if this is also fixed in the latest 3.11 upstream kernel,
which can be downloaded from:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.11.10.5-saucy/
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Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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Hello Joseph. Great to hear back from you. Excellent news! I downloaded
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
trusty-desktop-amd64.iso 07-Mar-2014 07:52 933M Desktop image for
64-bit PC (AMD64) computers (standard download)
and made a bootable USB stick with Starup Di
Sorry for the huge delay in a response. I am obtaining the iso now. I
will be able to test it sometime next week. Does this image version
function as a live CD, as that will be my requirement for testing. I
cannot install it.
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 10:49 AM, Joseph Salisbury <
joseph.salisb
Can you test the latest Trusty CD to see if the touch screen is now
working? It can be downloaded from:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
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Status: In Progress => Incomplete
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Saucy)
Status: In Progress => Incomple
I've now booted from USB flash drive Ubuntu 13.10 latest and greatest
desktop download ISO from Ubuntu.com, and it still does not support the
Dell XPS 18 touchscreen.Any chance this is on the drawing board for
support ? Was Joseph or anyone able to make a kernel and test with USB
boot for thi
See post 50.
Addendum: BTW for touch screen, when Ubuntu sits as the login screen
for a user, the MOUSE POINTER FOCUS needs to default to the LOGIN FIELD,
as the touch screen doesn't currently help here, and the screen keyboard
doesn't work here either. I know this is outside the scope of this
By any chance has the latest Saucy included Josph's kernel with better
touch support, etc. or is post 48 (where he would create a LiveCD that I
can test with on my XPS 18 touch) still valid?
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Importance: Medium
Assignee: Joseph Salisbury (jsalisbury)
Status: In Progress
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I think if you can do a LiveCD per post 48, it will help tremendously.
Thank you.
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Ah, OK. That makes sense now. Thanks for the clarification. I'll see
if I can get a LiveCD built with my test kernel.
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Per post41, and the reason for me attempting to make a working LiveCD
with your kernel installed, is because I need to keep the Win8 OS on
the XPS 18 touch, I cannot wipe that to install Ubuntu locally. (In the
very least, not until I know with certainty Ubuntu will support the
touchscreen.) Thi
Do you not have Ubuntu installed on the XPS 18? I ask to see if you can
install my test kernel there, so a LiveCD ISO is not needed.
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My posts 41 and 42... I was able to install your linux-image kernel
packages on an existing physical install of Ubuntu 13.04 (non-touch
screen) so that it boots up ok to your test kernel.Further, I was
able to build a LiveCD written to USB flash drive via uck-gui tool, with
the following res
Sorry for the delay in getting back. It sounds like you were able to
install my test kernel from comment #19 on a non-touch system, and it
booted fine? However, you cannot get my test kernel to install on your
XPS 18 touch system?
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Any news ? (See my post 42) I'd hate to see this die just because I
cannot make those (post 19) kernel packages work with a LiveCD bootable
disk/USB flash drive.
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Addendum to post 41.
I grabbed the latest Saucy ISO and made to LiveCD with uck (uck-gui),
the first with your .deb linux-image packages installed, and the second
LiveCD with no customization. In these instances, I used uck as
before, and then dd ( http://www.tuxgarage.com/2011/06/ubuntu-switche
Joseph, I went so far as to use a fully installed Ubuntu 13.04 hardware
machine - though non-touchscreen based on availability (as opposed to my
Ubuntu 13.04 on vmware player development environment on my XPS 18
touch), for the purpose to do all this all over again, including your
tips/suggestions
Post 39: Addendum - in other words, I found I was able to install your
linux-image* files on a live (installed and booted from hard disk)
Ubuntu system, while the booted from LiveCD (via USB) and also the uck-
gui customization sessions have been problematic, therefore I'll see
what your post 38 re
I'll try the suggestion in post 38, but I suspect this won't correct the
problem attempting to do an uck-gui customization terminal session
install for it (post 28). Also, if the post 38 items don't work,
I've done `dpkg-query -L linux-image*.deb` file listings, and parced the
filenames to file
You may need to run the following:
>From a terminal run the commands:
sudo apt-get install -f
sudo apt-get clean
sudo apt-get update
Then re-install the kernel .deb packages. You don't need to install the
headers, just the linux-image and linux-image-extra .deb packages.
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BTW post 13 mentioned this:
latest-bios-a05 needs-upstream-testing touch
Not sure if this will be a problem as it is yet unresolved, even if we
can ever get Post 19 .deb packages installed on a LiveCD/ISO to test.
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>From what I see, the linux-header-* .deb packages are installing ok,
while it is the linux-image-* .deb packages are not fully installing
right, whether I do this from a booted Ubuntu session, or from an uck-
gui customization terminal session... the former being slighly more
successful than the
Addendum to post 34, after installing the .deb packages, here is what
seems to be installed:
root@ubuntu:~/Downloads# dpkg-query -l | grep linux-image
iF linux-image-3.11.0-2-generic 3.11.0-2.5~lp1205494v1
amd64Linux kernel image for version 3.11.0 on 64 bit
There was no test kernel to select with grub boot.
Additionally, I booted Ubuntu Saucey (the latest is more stable on the
XPS 18 than earlier), and here is what I see (below). Also by
date/timestamp nothing in /boot/grub was altered.
Before install - `ls -l` in /boot
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 100
Hi Joseph. I will double check for you, but my suggestion is no, for
the following reason. I re-did the LiveCD with uck and with the Ubuntu
Saucy ISO. uck gets you to a customization terminal, and I verified
what was in /boot before and after attempting install of your .deb
packages, and saw
PS: Post 32 is also true when using Ubuntu 13.04 ISO.
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Question regarding comment #28. That appears to be an update-grub
error. If you reboot after installing the kernel from comment #19 on a
13.04 system, are you able to select the test kernel from GRUB and boot
into it?
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I am now able to create customized LiveCD with uck, and write to USB
flash drive, but I am unable to get the Post #19 .deb packages
installed, and need further input from developer. -pb
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Addendum to post 28.
I also ran the following tests, to be sure my LiveCDs created with uck,
were correct, and working.
(1) Created a LiveCD with uck, from standard Ubuntu 13.04 64bit LiveCD
ISO, and wrote it to USB stick, and it booted with kernel 3.8 and got
into Unity. But this version as exp
Joseph,
I did some double checking, and found I get the following output and
errors attempting to install your .deb package on Ubuntu 13.04, please
review, and let me know ?
dpkg -i linux-image-*.deb linux-headers-*.deb
(Reading database ... 187138 files and directories currently installed.)
Pre
Follow-up to post 26. I found a bugfix for uck
https://answers.launchpad.net/uck/+question/211908
which fixed the previous issue with uck, and allowed me to successfully create
a LiveCD for Ubuntu 13.04 plus patches and the linux updates from Joseph
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~jsalisbury/lp120549
Joseph and all,
Long story short (as in telling the story of Marco Polo and leaving out the
China part),
I attempted to build a Ubuntu 13.04 LiveCD with uck (uck-gui) v2.4.6 from the
Ubuntu repository followed by 2.4.7 from
https://launchpad.net/~uck-team/+archive/uck-stable/+sourcepub/2931483
Addendum to post 24 - I may need to create a LiveCD of 13.04 plus
patches plus the above kernel and Linux packages.
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ill give it a shot later today or tomorrow evening.
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Joseph Salisbury wrote:
>Can you test the kernel mentioned in comment #19 on your 13.04
>installation. The kernel was built on Saucy, but it should install fine
>on 13.04. We basically just want to see if that
Can you test the kernel mentioned in comment #19 on your 13.04
installation. The kernel was built on Saucy, but it should install fine
on 13.04. We basically just want to see if that patch will allow
touchscreen to work.
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13.04 boots and unity runs but spuratic issues with stability. see
text of earlier posts. thank you.
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Joseph Salisbury wrote:
>Thanks for the feedback, Peter. Are you able to install any prior
>releases on this machine to test that kernel, such as Raring or Q
Thanks for the feedback, Peter. Are you able to install any prior
releases on this machine to test that kernel, such as Raring or Quantal?
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Hello Joseph. The problem for me is Saucy boots ok from USB stick, but
then completely locks up, and I have zero control to install a new
kernel package or other packages. I would need a pre-built Saucy with
those new items added, to test it. Please let me know if this is
possible, then I can
I built a Saucy test kernel with the following patch:
http://git.chromium.org/gitweb/?p=chromiumos/third_party/kernel.git;a=commitdiff;h=e32583345266efaa5a70437dbf556bfd41cb3373
Can folks affected by this bug test this kernel and post back if it
allows the touchscreen to work? The test kernel can
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Question on this to developers. If it is difficult getting a full
touchscreen setup working for Linux never mind all the gestures, etc.,
how about instread a touchscreen-driven virtual mouse-pointer that runs
as a small application on the visible Linux desktop, and drives the
mouse pointer over the
If there's any changes to Saucy that might help the XPS 18 touch, please
advise.
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** Summary changed:
- [Dell XPS 18] Touch screen not functioning under Ubuntu 13.04
+ [Dell XPS 18] Touch screen not functioning under Ubuntu 13.04 13.10
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