If you have an option in your BIOS to set the Touchpad to "Basic" mode
(Acer devices have this option, for example), try that. If not, add
i8042.nopnp to the vmlinuz line in grub.cfg and it should work fine.
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Cypress driver mentioned in #36 does not work on the XPS 13, nor do
older versions of it (although they do compile and load against kernel
3.3.x). Emailed the original developer to see if any newer code exists.
Touchpad does work out of the box on 3.3, just no multitouch support.
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OK patch this to 3.2.0-18.28 and Cedarview will work - and by work I
mean load ok, creates framebuffer ok, work in X with fbdev driver. Will
still need a proper X driver for full operation, and to expose any bugs
I might have missed.
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Thanks Leann, but tried that already (see comment 11). Your's is doing
the same thing as mine, ie throwing a kernel oops "Unable to handle
kernel NULL pointer dereference" from psb_driver_load->psb_fbdev_init.
Right now I'm trying to track down the null pointer.
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I'll poke at it some more, but would probably disable the cedarview
build option (for now) on 3.2 (CONFIG_DRM_PSB_CDV). Device works with
vesafb and fbdev, just suffers from no access to external ports and a
little pointer flicker.
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The patch above is for 3.3. As of today it has been applied upstream.
Attempted the backport the driver myself but alas I am not a hardware
guy. I can get it to build and load, but it causes a kernel oops when
trying to setup the framebuffer (psb_gtt_free_range in framebuffer.c, if
you're intereste
Scratch that - it loads, but there are still issues. Looks like a
backport of the 3.3 version will be necessary.
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Title:
psb_gfx boot hang on Atom
FYI, I applied the above patch to the psb_gfx driver in staging on the
default 3.2.0-18 kernel for precise and can confirm that it resolves the
issue.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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psb_gfx boot hang on Atom N2600 (GMA3600 Cedarview)
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Resume hang is the xorg-modesetting driver (drat!) fbdev/vesa work, but
just barely. Gonna need a good xorg driver for this one.
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Tested against Gateway/Acer and HP so far, but suspect will work with
all of them.
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We now have this mostly worked out. Alan put together the attached patch
upstream, and the gma500_gfx driver now loads properly. Only remaining
problem appears to be resume from suspend - still looking into that.
Works pretty well with the new xorg modesetting (fallback) driver at
http://xorg.freed
Also, standard install won't work due to hang - only way to get
installed is alternate, then boot from something else and blacklist
psb_gfx.
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Public bug reported:
psb_gfx causes kernel stall at bootup immediately after framebuffer
initializes. Screen goes black and system unresponsive. Usual suspects -
disable vt switching, console=tty1, nosplash, no plymouth, disable
plymouth, hard set framebuffer mode - don't solve the problem. Proble
Public bug reported:
The USED_PORTS var in the script needs a grep -v ^unix to prevent
datagram/stream sockets from being included. These are irrelevant.
Current function leads to default port 5900 coming up unavailable, even
though it really is available via tcp/udp.
** Affects: italc (Ubuntu)
I think this is generally a bad idea. Users should be able to customize
their folder list. The nautilus sidebar method worked just fine. Now
that these are hardcoded, a user can no longer choose not to have these
folders. Excellent example is regression created by the "fix" for bug
423601, in which
Fixed it but good. Now the folder won't go away, even if the example
content has been removed. This was better when it relied on the Nautilus
bookmarks. Should be handled by the example content package adding a
bookmark, not the netbook launcher.
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This is not fixed. Mic works in nothing except gnome-sound-recorder with
the backports installed. The only way to get the mic to work is to
uninstall pulseaudio, which has all sorts of ramifications. You can get
the mic to work in some apps by running the Front Mic Boost and Capture
sliders to max,
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