So this bug is still present in Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS, kernel 4.15.0.
Anyone an idea to diagnose this issue? Since disabling key repeat is not a
solution.
Please realize it also occurs on a virtual console.
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One other note. Keys only get repeated while the cursor is already blinking
very fast.
What is the reason that the cursor blinks fast while no keys are pressed?
This fast blinking occurs randomly and is correlated with the random repeated
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I can also confffirm thhis problem
still exists in 18.04.4.
Happens on virtual console as well as in desktop.
I'm using Logitech MX320 on usb.
Using a different wired usb keyboard has no effect, random repeats continue to
appear.
ASUS P8Z68-V/GEN3 motherboard.
I
This is a horrible problem that has been happening for years on multiple
devices, latest of which is HP 15-db1041nm.
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btw, the bug is still present in ubuntu 18.04.1
on Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 it affects: Shift, Alt, Ctrl, Win-key and AltGr that
get stuck as well as arrow keys that produce repeated digits when they get stuck
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I've had this problem for several years and have finally found a
workaround that works for me.
My current system is:
Xubuntu 16.04 LTS
Advent wireless mouse (also happens with other mice, including wired)
SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad. Disabled in "Mouse and Touchpad" application.
The reason I use
This bug persists or reappears on 4.15.0-23-generic Ubuntu 18.04, with
usb wired mouse attached I got seemingly random keypresses repeating:
i.e. all keys except qwertyuiop work ok
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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 i
I have Lenovo Thinkpad T61,when i am connecting PS/2 mouse and PS/2
keyboard to USB adapter,that uses only one USB port,i have same random
keypresses.Sometimes new firefox window can be opened about 10 times per
second or may be more,and only helps reconnect of adapter.
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Please see this kernel bug:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147
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Maybe this is this kernel bug?
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147
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If it occuring in the CMOS then it is certainly a hardware problem as the
Bios runs on a deeper level than the OS,Might try small earbuds on cleaning
the keyboard keys when machine switched off.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 5:09 PM, Guy Gong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the help. I think yo
Thanks for the help. I think you're correct that it could be a hardware
issue. When the computer was still an Windows machine, I didn't notice
it since I wasn't doing anything that required me to use the arrow keys
like using a spreadsheet. Or it could all be coincidence that it happen
at the same
Guy Gong, you are not posting to a forum but to a bug report. As far as
I can say from your description, you are not having the bug which is
reported here. The bug was (in older versions of the linux kernel), that
any key pressed was repeated or sometimes any key press was simply
ignored. Your prob
I went into my CMOS and it scrolls through the menus as well. I can
control it by pressing on the left arrow key and it keeps it from
scrolling on it's own to the right and the right arrow key will actually
work when I actually press it. By the same token, I have to press down
on the right arrow ke
Hello,
I dont know if I will be of much use too you.I think my bug was
specific to Ibm notepads.I will have a look at my notes and see what I did
to sort it out as I cant remember of the top of my head.
Regards,
Mark
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 10:23 PM, Guy Gong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I too have a problem with my laptop keyboard which is an Omnibook 6100
running Mandriva 2008One. Sorry that this isn't a Ubuntu distro but this
was the only place I found that had issues with the Keyboard and
repeating Keys. Anyway, all was working fine out of the box and I had
been trying to confi
Hey,
Thanks for this advice !
Everything has unfailed with 2.6.23 built with the debian-etch's 2.6.18 .config
and
this command-line: 'make-kpkg --append-to-version "-trial" --initrd
buildpackage --config menuconfig'.
The kernel is running without any special option (like noacpi,...)
Thanks ag
Hello,
Not yet, since kernels shipped with debian etch are 2.6.18 (I first noticed
that problem "long" ago with 2.6.15).
But you are right, it is worth giving a try. I'll compile one as soon as
possible and report here.
Thanks
david
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Hello,
I have the same symptoms.
None of the options described above solve my problem.
In the meantime, I'm using a bad workaround (enabling repeat on some keys only
using xset, see at the end of the post).
Let me describe my problem :
I'm running debian-stable (etch) withe the latest kernel (2.
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I've been having this problem off and on for months. Today it was
driving me crazy, with repeats every other second. I unplugged my
Logitech USB Wheel Mouse (type M-BD58) and substituted an HP USB mouse
(M-UAE96) instead. Voila - no more repeats. Unfortunately the HP mouse
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Same problem here. When the repeat feature is on, the keyboard goes
nuts. I'm using Feisty in a MS-6340 mobo, a PS2 french keyboard and an
USB laser mouse plugged also in a PS2 port.
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I too got a Logitech Mouse (some wireless, don't know the exact model). I'm
quite sure the problem first occured after I had switched to that mouse
(before, I had a MS mouse).
Seems like a theme developing...
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I've never had this problem before, also right after installing Feisty.
When an update for Feisty came, this problem suddenly happened after
rebooting. This needs to be fixed before the final Feisty release!
Keyboard: Logitech Internet Keyboard
Mouse: Logitech MX400
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I didn't have this problem in Dapper or Edgy, but it's showing up in
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As per anonym's suggestion above, I replaced my mouse, even though I
wasn't seeing kernel messages about USB.
Result: I haven't seen a single keyboard repeat in two weeks!
For info, my old mouse (the one that apparently was causing the
problems) was a Logitech "Wheel Mouse" from 1998. The new one
Why is the status of the bug set to "Fix released". This behaviour
hasn't changed a bit and I'm using Feisty for some time now, hoping a
bug fix will be released with some new kernel or something.
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I have a similar problem. If I continue typing sooner or later it will
start spawning keyboard repeats any second now. Ah,
Q.E.D.
Well, noticed every time this happens it's accompanied by
the following line in /var/log/messages:
Feb 28 17:40:40 localhost ke
I had this problem in Xubuntu 6.06 LTS (XFCE) on an old AMD K6-2/500
with SiS 530/5595 chipset. Very difficult to login at the login window.
XFCE > Settings > Keyboard Settings > Settings > Typing Settings did
not help - if anything worse.
The xkbset solution had no effect.
I didn't try the acc
I'm using an Acer Aspire 3620, and as I mentioned before this annoyance isn't
occurring when the touchpad registers moving. But it's kinda not comfortable to
have my thumb always on the touchpad and writing with the other 9 fingers :)
I'm using the newest Edgy with all updates and I've also insta
The xkbset method mentioned on the "janerob" website above works well
for me. I wouldn't say it completely fixes the problem, but I've only
seen it happen once in nearly two weeks. Thanks, Paul!
The good news is that xkbset is in the Ubuntu repositories, so it's a
simple case of installing it, and
Admittedly I am a Slackware user but the problem looks the same. I fixed
it using the advice at:
http://rooster.stanford.edu/%7Eben/toshiba/keyboard.php
to paraphrase:
install accessx
then run the commands:
ax +bouncekeys
ax -timeout
ax bouncedelay 10
worked a treat for me.
Another method, b
I "fixed" this problem by turning off the keyboard repeat option.
In XFCE:
Settings --> Keyboard Settings --> Settings --> Typing Settings --> [ ]
Repeat
I still have the problems mentioned with konqueror (opening problem, Bug
#64325) and firefox tab switching. And some other probably unre
My encounter with this problem was with a SiS530/5595 chipset board, Bug
#55843. It occurred in every instance of X. I resolved it by switching
from the generic SMP kernel to the i386 one.
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The problem seems to be resolved for me after migration from Dapper to
Edgy.
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Alas, The 2.6.19-4-generic kernel from Feisty doesn't solve the problem
for me.
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This problem seems to be solved with the kernel which is in Ubuntu
feisty (published today)
2.6.19-4-generic #2 SMP Wed Nov 1 00:18:29 UTC 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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Even after a complete re-install of Edgy, I still get this problem on my
Thinkpad R60e. :-( Still using the single processor kernel for now.
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I' ve reinstalled Ubuntu with the new version : 6.10 edgy eft
Now, I can say that my keyboard works like a charm :)
Problem fixed for me
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Updating the BIOS on my ThinkPad R60e had no effect. Nor did using the
"notsc" kernel option - in fact this caused a Kernel Panic, so be
careful that you haven't removed the fallback options in the Grub menu
before you try this!
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I found a fix for the key repeat issue I was experiencing, and thought
I'd share.
I added the kernel boot parameter "notsc" to my grub kernel line, and
that fixed it. With this, I could also remove the "psmouse.rate=40" and
other suggested settings listed in the thread.
So, try adding "notsc" to
Unfortunately, there is no BIOS update for my notebook (Dell D620). I've
checked the DSDT, which didn't show any errors, so this shouldn't be
causing problems.
As I wrote in my report to bug# 64325, I can work normally only with
kernel 2.6.15 (the one from dapper).
I've even compiled kernel 2.6.1
For my Toshiba Satellite L10-101 the problem was solved by doing a BIOS
update.
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Sorry for adding so many comments in a short time - but this bug is just
driving me nuts :-(
I did some test with the "noapic" and "acpi=noirq" options. None of them
for itself solves the problem, and not even both together, as I just
found out. It's important to disable the splash options too!
N
For now, I could solve this problem by using the boot kernel parameters
"noapic" and "acpi=noirq" (I didn't try if just one of them is enough
already, I'm just happy being able to type without repeated characters -
now my laptop is usable again).
What I'm missing now: the 2nd cpu core, because wit
Well, in Edgy (AMD64), there is only linux-image-2.6.17-10-generic, so I
can't simply install an non SMP kernel.
Obviously, the kernel (2.6.17 and vanilla 2.6.18) causes some programs
to behave strange: like the x-server, kde (the slow icon
animation/opening problem, Bug #64325), firefox (tab
>From what i can see, as others have stated, this is really a few
different bugs, all with the same symptoms.
Mine is this one:
Affects: Users with Acer Laptops, or any other laptop manuf. that utilizes SBS
(Smart Battery System)
Fix: Remove the SBS ACPI module (sudo rmmod acpi_sbs). Now while th
I compiled vanilla kernel (2.6.18.1) but no improvement. I'm running
2.6.15-23-amd64-generic #1 SMP PREEMPT no, which solved some other
issues (Bug #64325: Konqueror is slow when opening a directory), but
random keyboard repeats are still here. It's not possible to type a
sentence without any
My very small contribution to Hug Day:
I'm having the same problem on my Intel Core Duo Thinkpad R60e with Edgy
Beta using both the built-in keyboard and an external USB keyboard.
None of the following solutions work:
* The i8042.nomux=1 line in grub's menu.lst
* modprobe psmouse rate=40
* Killin
I still have this very annoying problem on my Dell D620 with Intel Core 2 Duo.
Kernel is: 2.6.17-10-generic #2 SMP Fri Oct 13 15:34:39 UTC 2006 x86_64
GNU/Linux
I've unloaded acpi_sbs, battery, I've even removed the battery but still
have this problem.
Please, is there any fix?
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I'm using an Acer Apire 3620. I've installed a fresh Edgy Beta 1 and I've tried
with the additional parameter of grub fix, but to no avail. I've noticed that
whenever I experience a key not-responding or a repeated stroke that can't be
stoped by the keyboard I can make the keyboard behave normal
I am not on Ubuntu, but on OpenSuSE, but I thought I'll post here
anyway:
I had a similar problem, in that sudden key repeat would happen, and
also mouse events sometimes were unpredictable.
I finally found an entry in some forum that said that replacing the SMP
kernel, which was installed automa
Running both Dapper and up-to-date Edgy on a Toshiba M30 here. BOTH
produce this error, though Edgy seems to work better. I tried all the
tricks mentioned here except turning off ACPI, because I still need
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On the IBM Bios Update site i've found the changelog regarding this
issue:
Version 1YET62WW (1.27)
Note: This BIOS version will only work with Embedded Controller Program
Version 1.06 (or higher).
* Previously released BIOS version 1YET60WW, 1YET61WW and Embedded
Controller 1.05 com
I confirm that the problem still occurs on a dapper up to date for me ...
:-( I 've disabled the "acpi_sbs" module to have a fonctionnal keyboard
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Hello,
The problem is still occuring on my installation, but the tleds package is
*not* installed.
Any ideas ?
Antoine.
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Oh bummer, bugger, blimey... :(
I found my culprit: It's the tleds package!
How did I found out:
At home I go online via WLAN, no keystrokes missing. That made me think. I
remembered darkly from yesterdays installation of Dapper and browsing through
software, that the tleds packages mentions a VE
Hello,
I confirm that under an up-to-date Dapper, the problem is still present. I
currently disable the acpi module at each boot (I did not took the time to
automatise it), and wrote a little script that enables the module, outputs the
battery status, and disables the module.
This problem is not
some more info (before i unfortunately have to deleted this OS, b/c i need to
stay productive... :S )
I tried the above mentioned kernel boot option, making sure it is used (editing
the kopt line in grub interestingly does not put the option in the boot command
line!!!).
To no avail, no change
I report, that on an up-to-date dapper installation (Kubuntu) with 2.6.15-27
kernel (as of yesterday), NO plptools installed, having none of the above
mentioned 3 packages installed and having tried out all tricks with removal of
seemingly relevant acpi modules, this bug does NOT go away.
This p
The plptools issue is bug #40956 which is because it is opening
/dev/tty0 instead of a serial port...
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Regarding the mention of 'plptools', the 'ncpd' deamon (designed to
connect to Psion organisers and Nokia Communicator phones) and which is
automatically started by installing 'plptools' was causing this.
After messing around smashing the keyboard to pieces in enough
frustration, the following was
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I rebooted in to the old kernel to check if that was the issue or not.
It made no difference.
I then rebooted and removed the new three packages that I had installed
(in addition to the updates). They were openswan, ipsec-tools and
secvpn. I rebooted and tested again -- it still didn't fix the pro
I'm using a new IBM Thinkpad X60 without problems for a number of days.
This evening I applied some updates and did a reboot and started to get
this problem.
Removing the acpi_sbs and i2c_acpi_ec modules has had no effect.
Neither has adding i8042.nomux=1 nor the psmouse arguments.
I don't have
We are also seeing this problem on an Acer Travelmate 4000 with kernel
2.6.15-26-686 (2.6.15-26.45).
Repeatedly querying the battery status like below causes most key
presses to be lost (about 1 in 10 works) and makes the mouse move in a
jerky way:
$ while :; do cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state;
Hello,
I'm still running Dapper on a Travelmate 4000, and I confirm that, even with
the latest updates, I am still encountering the problem.
Any other ideas ?
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My bad :-)
Lorenzo many thanks for fixing it !
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A command such as "sudo echo mem >/sys/power/state" causes the command "sudo
echo mem" to be executed, and its output redirected to /sys/power/state.
If you read the above carefully, you'll realize that the redirection does *not*
happen as root: "echo mem" is executed as root, because sudo does t
sudo echo mem > /sys/power/state
->
permission denied
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Cannot test kubuntu as i dont have it installed. but if you are having
problems try
sudo echo mem > /sys/power/state
that should suspend your laptop, i think :-)
you can try putting this in a shell script, also may have to add
ALL=NOPASSWD:
to /etc/sudoers
not sure if all these will work w
the temporary fix:
sudo vi /etc/rc.local
add these lines before 'exit 0'
rmmod acpi_sbs
rmmod i2c_acpi_ec
is problematic for me in Kubuntu 6.06, because klaptop doesn´t load
anymore and it is not possible for me now to suspend. Is there a way for
suspending the laptop without klaptop?
However a
Thanks you buddhasmiles , now, those modules doesn't load at boot, I don' t
have keyboard problems , I don' t have battery status but I can work without
it for the moment I' m waiting for a real fix now. ;-)
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i8042.nomux=1 has no effect for me :(
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If blacklisting does not work do this...
sudo vi /etc/rc.local
add these lines before 'exit 0'
rmmod acpi_sbs
rmmod i2c_acpi_ec
this should remove the modules everytime you boot
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I want to know too when the problem will be resolved !!!
If it can help, "sudo rmmod acpi_sbs" stop the bug , but I must load this
command in console after each boot because backlisting acpi_sbs doesn' t
stop the loading of the acpi_sbs
ps: sorry for my bad english
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What can be the next steps for solving the problem with this bug? Any
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Unfortunately the bug still doesn't seem to be fixed. My impression was
that it worked for some days but now the keyboard errors occur again. I
don't have plptools installed, and blacklisting acpi_sbs and i2c_acpi_ec
does the trick on my Toshiba laptop.
Thanks for fixing..
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Removing the plptools package worked for me on my desktop pc using
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On Fri, 2006-06-16 at 18:18 +, Ben Collins wrote:
> On Fri, 2006-06-16 at 14:22 +, Louis XVI with a gun wrote:
> The -25 ec.ko fix should have corrected things for everyone. I'm
> surprised it didn't. The patch was written for and claims to fix the
> very bug (and it is obviously working f
I have the same laptop than mr mh (acer travelmate 2303lm) and I can confirm
that the bug stiil exist after the update to the kernel 2.6.15-25
nb: rmmod acpi_sbs fix the problem
so where can be the problem ???
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I have also installed the latest Dapper-Update with the new kernel, and there
is also no difference - i still get the missing letters approximately every 20
seconds.
My laptop is an acer travelmate 2303lm so the bug is not fixed for me. And if
the bug 39315 is fixed now - the duplicate bug 37472
Hello,
I've installed latest updates for my Dapper and the problem still occurs, with
no noticeable difference.
Any other ideas ?
Thanks in advance,
Antoine
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I report that none of the suggested fixes seems to work on an my
roommate's Acer aspire 1363 WLMi.
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my keyboard still have the pb even after update to kernel version 2.6.15-25
rmmod acpi_sbs fix the pb but makes my battery status unreadable.
wha could be a way to fix this keyboard pb, without having battery status gone
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On Fri, 2006-06-16 at 14:22 +, Louis XVI with a gun wrote:
> In a console rmmod acpi_sbs fix the problem that I have but the new
> kernel version 2.6.15-25 doesn' t fix the problem for me I have ever
> this problem
>
> I' m on dapper and when I put "blacklist acpi_sbs and
> blacklist i2c_acpi_
In a console rmmod acpi_sbs fix the problem that I have but the new
kernel version 2.6.15-25 doesn' t fix the problem for me I have ever
this problem
I' m on dapper and when I put "blacklist acpi_sbs and
blacklist i2c_acpi_ec" in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist these modules start at boot
again and I h
The new kernel version 2.6.15-25 didn't fix the problem for me.
As soon as I installed plptools again, the keyboard madness was back as before.
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Keyboard random repeat
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** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Keyboard random repeat
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