Nice! Way to squash those bugs! I can't confirm this myself since I
don't have that laptop, but it would be great if we could get somebody
from the kernel team to build a test kernel with this.
Then we can get more confirmations from others, and submit to mainline
=D
Particularly, it would be
The DMI information gathering is good. Whoever is making a patch will
need the whole array of U300 DMI_PRODUCT_NAME (s).
As we've already seen, a U305 has come up. I did some light research
and it seems that only the U300 and U305 are in this series.
If anybody has anything in the U300-series t
** Changed in: evdev
Status: New => Invalid
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"Where do I find DMI_SYS_VENDOR and DMI_PRODUCT_NAME?"
Those are part of the Microsoft DMI information, provided by the
physical hardware. There is no giant list of which one gets what DMI --
so we just test a few and see if our findings are consistent. It is
used for identifying hardware to ker
To all developper's attempting to fix this bug:
This problem exists in the __kernel__. Not in evdev. Not in X. Not in
Gnome, KDE, or anywhere else.
Quirking the evdev driver does not fix this problem - and your evdev
driver AND the kernel will probably be faced with increased CPU time as
a res
** Changed in: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Status: Invalid => Fix Released
** Changed in: opensuse
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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** Changed in: linux
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Changed in: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
** Changed in: opensuse
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Just to keep others updated: This patch has been signed and is
undergoing testing in the upcoming Linux kernel 2.6.31 release.
The kernel input driver maintainer has it from here.
This fix will likely appear upstream in the official Linux Kernel 2.6.31
release, which will be featured in Ubuntu 9.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 271706 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271706
@molecule-eye , Mirco Müller
Please have a look at bug - which this is a duplicate of:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/271706
The behaviour we're seeing there with the U300 is a symptom
I forgot to mention in my above comment. The kernel version I am using
is 2.6.29 (may have something to do with it).
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Hey all... just a tip:
* The fglrx driver works amazing currently. Make sure you use the
version that still includes support for the xpress 200m - I have been
using it for two years and it works wounders. (Also, this will likely be
your last chance to experience aiglx with opengl 3.0 - since >= 2.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 305301 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305301
Hey all... just a tip:
* The fglrx driver works amazing currently. Make sure you use the
version that still includes support for the xpress 200m - I have been
using it for two years and it works wounders. (
Looking for Drivers/Hardware Compatibility Information.
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Converted to question:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+question/74043
** Summary changed:
- No driver for my Canon pixma MP240!!
+ Where can I find drivers
http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010645.asp
Please try searching ubuntuforums (or google) if you are ever unsure of getting
specific hardware working.
Because in all odds, there is already someone looking too, with you! xD
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Where can I find drivers for my Canon pixma MP240?
https://
I have cleaned up the duplicates for this bug, and changed the summary
to deal with only the U300.
If anybody is subscribed to this bug and does not own a U300, please
search for a volume repeat/stuck problem related to your hardware, to
keep things organized for the maintainers. Unfortunately we
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 311353 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/311353
Please refer to bug #311353 . I have filed this bug as a duplicated of
the latter.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 311353
volume control doesn't work with HP laptop volume buttons
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Marked bug as non-duplicate.
If this volume-control/repeat-forever bug is still affecting you:
It has come to my attention that there is a flood of keyboard volume
button/wheel =hardware= quirks that have never been dealt with, all
having the same general problems: you press volume button (up or
Marked bug as non-duplicate.
If this volume-control/repeat-forever bug is still affecting you:
It has come to my attention that there is a flood of keyboard volume
button/wheel =hardware= quirks that have never been dealt with, all
having the same general problems: you press volume button (up or
Marked bug as non-duplicate.
If this volume-control/repeat-forever bug is still affecting you:
It has come to my attention that there is a flood of keyboard volume
button/wheel =hardware= quirks that have never been dealt with, all
having the same general problems: you press volume button (up or
Note to kernel-maintainer/debugger: there is a keyboard-quirk fix in
the official kernel source already for the dv6100 volume repeat quirk ,
and it seems some whoever was dealing with that submission forgot to
include the dmi/bios information for the dv6000.
Reference: drivers/input/keyboard/a
Marked bug as non-duplicate.
It has come to my attention that there is a flood of keyboard volume
button/wheel =hardware= quirks that have never been dealt with, all
having the same general problems.
To keep a long story short, there is a fair chance (though not
guaranteed) that this is a kernel
Marked bug as non-duplicate.
It has come to my attention that there is a flood of keyboard volume
button/wheel =hardware= quirks that have never been dealt with, all
having the same general problems.
To keep a long story short, there is a fair chance (though not
guaranteed) that this is a kernel
** Summary changed:
- Volume control wheel on laptop is sticking in ubuntu
+ Toshiba Satellite U300 volume wheel sticking
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271706
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Toshiba Satellite U300 volume wheel sticking
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a Toshiba Satellite U3
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 271706 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271706
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 271706
Toshiba Satellite U300 volume wheel sticking
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/376554
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My apologies, I forgot to mention.
showkey and xev are both used to show the codes associated with
keyboard/input buttons!
(So make sure to turn the volume wheel up a notch, and then down, and
then repeat when you're using those two programs)
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Changed to Non-Duplicate.
This bug could be another input driver keyboard quirk (linux kernel), so
we should try to deal with these on a system-per-system basis, since
most of these problems seem to be associated with identifiable laptops.
If you are still experiencing these issues, I suggest you
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 361840
[Jaunty] Volume wheel causes notification to go crazy and disables keyboard
on a Toshiba Satellite U300
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Fix created for 2.6.31 compatibility (looks like they were trying to
consolidate all these multimedia quirks! *bad compaq .. hurray
standards!* xD )
I have assumed that the Compaq Presario R4200 is also affected by this
bug - so this version of the patch includes:
Compaq Presario R4000 - R4099
Co
This is from the current version in git, using opensource radeon driver,
dri enabled, latest xorg, etc...
VLC media player 1.1.0-git Goldeneye
[0x998cb8] main interface error: no interface module matched
"globalhotkeys,none"
[0x998cb8] main interface error: no suitable interface module
[0x89f0c8]
I forgot to mention in my above post, restarting Xorg fixes the problem,
although the odd time when I launch vlc, the same error occurs again (so
i restart xdm again)
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Updating patch to 2.6.31
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => In Progress
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => jetdog (slicksterdave)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3854
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Confirmed
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Andrew Gee: Can you run the following?
(Before you do this, make sure if you're in X/KDE/Gnome that you save
and close your work, as you already mentioned that trying the volume
wheel while in there may distort some of your input devices).
# echo "dmidecode > mydmilog.txt" | sudo bash
(will help
We have received a report that the R4200 may also be affected. Anybody
with this laptop who is experiencing volume keys "sticking"/endlessly-
repeating in Ubuntu is highly encouraged to submit a response.
Or, if your laptop exhibits these symptoms, and is an HP/Compaq
R4000-series, I would like a
@Jonathan Thurn
Excellent, thank you for the information.
I can tell by the showkey logs that the R4000 was suffering from the
exact keyboard quirk as the R4100.
The information you have provided was used to form this combined patch
(R4000.patch).
We'll kill two birds with one stone :)
(This p
whoops, my apologies... for a moment i thought this was the gentoo board
:P
Forget everything above ( i had a mistake anyways ), and do this as root
instead. It shouldn't matter if you're in or our of X, but if you know
how to boot outside of X, it will be less aggravating for you:
(Also, if you
Also, you may have to run dmidecode as root as well... so try adjusting
it as follows:
su -c "dmidecode > dmi_log.txt"
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This patch addresses an issue in the r4100 series - mine particularly is
the R4125CA.
If there are more in the R4000 series this could very well apply as
well. Though, i need to make sure the quirk is the same with the
following information:
Can you post the output of the following from outside
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New => In Progress
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I have moved the r4100 bug/patch to a bug report in ubuntu-kernel: -- to keep
this thread focused on u300.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/gentoo/+source/linux/+bug/385477
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=273477
Also, zv6100 issue is located in, as per bug (fixed in 2.6.27):
https://bugs.launchp
** Bug watch added: Gentoo Bugzilla #273477
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=273477
** Changed in: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
** Changed in: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Status: New => Unknown
** Changed in: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Remote watch: None => Gentoo
** Attachment added: "R4100 volume keys kernel keyboard patch."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/2770/r4100.patch
** Also affects: linux (Gentoo Linux)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
Kernel Input Driver doesn't release volume up/down in main linux kernel,
as well as ubuntu's kernel (stable or testing).
Pressing a volume up causes volume to go all the way up. Pressing a
volume down causes volume to go all the way down. Keyboard is then
unresponsive. (Th
That's excellent Andrew,
>From what it looks like there, you rotated the wheel to increase the
volume. Just so we have it documented, can you post the same log, but
for a volume down?
(we may need it to create a kernel quirk -- as it seems that nobody ever
finished this one in fedora's tree)
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I found this within the mainline kernel pertaining to the user with the
reported problems in the zv6000. It seems that there is a fix for the
zv6100 in the mainline around 2.6.29 -- not sure if it would have the
same codes, but it's a possible candidate.
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Volume control wheel on laptop is stic
I found this within the mainline kernel pertaining to the user with the
reported problems in the zv6000. It seems that there is a fix for the
zv6100 in the mainline around 2.6.29 -- not sure if it would have the
same codes, but it's a possible candidate.
http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/ke
@ Tomasz Sterna : an excellent find. I followed the changes along the
kernel cvs, and it looks like a proper fix for the R4000/zv6000 would be
very similar to the bugs that were fixed in that report, via the kernel
input drivers.
(We may need more information for the U300, particularily, an evtes
Hmm, this is just a random thought, but perhaps you might be able to
write a hacked version of xf86-input-evdev based on the "value" returned
by the volume key events (it seems the kernel knows something we don't?
:D ). I noticed that for the R4000, the volume keys do not generate
value = 0 OR va
Sorry, Forgot to include the user-friendly version of my log above.
Makes for easier reading :)
Again, the input that generated this was:
vol_down: press, release, press, release, press/hold 5 seconds, release
vol_up: press, release, press, release, press/hold 5 seconds, release
** Attachment
Within a framebuffer console, no xdm started:
Output from showkey, which parses kernel output from /dev/console , is
not based on kernel evdev driver. (So, way before evdev which normally
provides events to xf86-input-evdev).
Normally, output from showkey would look like this for regular keys:
"
@ktemkin:
Okay, got something you might enjoy besides more confusion:
Just writing
+ if(ev->code == KEY_VOLUMEDOWN || ev->code == KEY_VOLUMEUP)
+ return;
Unfortunately seems to result in no keyevents for the volume up/down
buttons at all (R4000) , as indicated by xev.
I thin
@ktemkin :
I understand that position entirely, but I was under the impression that
evdev events originate within the kernel itself, and that they get sent
at probed intervals as long as a key is considered "down" by the
hardware.
After reading more source code, it looks like it is actually event
I believe that the equalizer bug you described here has been fixed in
0.9.9 . (http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=47336)
Also, although I can't make any statements about the visualizations in
0.9.9, I can confirm that the symptoms you describe are not present in
the latest build we ha
** Also affects: gentoo
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I can confirm this issue, and I have a lot more information for whoever
is pursuing this.
(I originally posted this in the following thread)
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7385680#post7385680
This issue is not ubuntu-specific - I have witnessed this in gentoo too
(and likely affects the
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