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Having same problem with 2.6.31-22 on Lucid, with Dell XT. Touchpad
appears as Macintosh mouse, and synaptics driver won't load. Note that I
haven't switched to 2.6.32-xx because, so far, these make the XT's touch
screen (evtouch) go haywire. Is there any progress on this bug, since it
seems that
I have the same problem with kernel 2.6.32-24-generic (lucid) in a HP
mini 311-1000. What info do you need to help fix this?
/Matias
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Chase,
I haven't looked at all of zK's attachments, but would his problem with
your kernel be related to this LKML discussion?
http://lists.zerezo.com/linux-kernel/msg19772533.html
If so, the problem is a 9-byte packet, and it doesn't look like the fix
at the above URL exists in the Ubuntu
@Ed:
Thanks for taking the time to look into this. The fix for your issue has
recently been committed to the Karmic (and Lucid) kernel sources. It's
in the current Lucid kernel, but since there's a more rigid and less
frequent process for released distributions it has not yet been released
for
At this point, I'm not too sure what else I can try. I've exhausted the
options dealing with the stick, and the log seems to indicate that
there's a fundamental protocol issue going on. I would open a bug
upstream at bugzilla.kernel.org to reach the maintainers of the driver
who may have a better
@zK:
I forgot to mention the best way to test mouse buttons. If the two extra
buttons are supposed to be mapped to left and right click, then
obviously they should just work. However, if they are supposed to be
mapped to some other function, then you may not realize they are working
properly. To
No events in xev when using the two upper buttons.
They are suppose to replace the lower one to be used with the stick,
they should act like them.
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@zK:
I've uploaded a new test kernel to
http://people.canonical.com/~cndougla/505474/alps3. I'm hoping this will
enable both the stick and the upper two buttons. Please test it out and
report back.
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I tried it.
Now the stick cursor doesn't move at all now, before it was jumping
around.
Same for the stick buttons, they don't mess up the touchpad buttons like
before but they do nothing.
Xev reports nothing for both.
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Anything interesting in the dmesg? I wouldn't mind seeing the output of
dmesg | grep -i alps. If the output is too large you can attach it to
the bug.
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[0.00] Linux version 2.6.31-21-generic (r...@emerald) (gcc version
4.4.1 (Ubuntu 4.4.1-4ubuntu9) ) #58~alps1 SMP Mon Mar 22 21:16:34 UTC 2010
(Ubuntu 2.6.31-21.58~alps1-generic)
[ 43.722690] alps.c: E6 report: 00 00 64
[ 43.765495] alps.c: E7 report: 73 00 14
[ 43.808535] alps.c:
@zk:
I've built a new kernel with a new option. I'm not sure whether it will
work based on your last comment. The refusing packet[0] lines worry
me, because they aren't valid for any protocol that I see. Hopefully
this new option will make things better *crosses fingers*.
Still the same
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Does the dmesg look the same or is the output different?
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Looks pretty much the same to me...
[0.00] Linux version 2.6.31-21-generic (r...@emerald) (gcc version
4.4.1 (Ubuntu 4.4.1-4ubuntu9) ) #58~alps4 SMP Wed Mar 24 21:52:27 UTC 2010
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[ 45.113749] alps.c: E6 report: 00 00 64
[ 45.156881] alps.c: E7
I've uploaded a kernel to http://people.canonical.com/~cndougla/505474/.
The kernel contains the fix for alps that is included in Lucid. I don't
expect it to work here though, since Lucid doesn't appear to work.
However, it has some debugging output enabled. Please install and run
the kernel.
Looks the same to me with the kernel posted.
Dmesg attached
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I've uploaded a new kernel to
http://people.canonical.com/~cndougla/505474/alps2. This kernel adds
support for the alps device that zK has according to his dmesg. There
are a few options that I had to guess at, so I'm hoping they are
correct. For instance, I had to guess that it has both a
Thanks again for your work. I'm embarrassed to say I don't know how to
download and install it, but would love to learn! Did you get the lshal log
I sent? I don't have one of those eraserheads; just the touch pad - will
that affect the over-all operation?
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Chase
I tried your kernel.
Touchpad gets correctly identified as an Alps touchpad and gsynaptics
works ( Vertical scrolling,sensitivity etc).
Unfortunately the pointing stick and its buttons don't work and actually
they mess up the touchpad buttons causing them to stop working.
See this picture to
@Mary:
I did get your lshal output (it's attached to this bug now). Since you
don't have an eraserhead/stick, I think you have a different model of
alps touchpad. Please attach a dmesg log by running dmesg dmesg.txt
and attaching it to this bug.
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@zk:
OK, we're getting somewhere then. Can you try out the buttons and stick
(to generate log messages) and then post your dmesg from this new
kernel? It may have some output in it from when you tried to use the
other buttons and stick but they failed.
Thanks
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stick or its buttons.
Here it is anyway.
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Here it is...
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Chase Douglas
chase.doug...@canonical.comwrote:
@Mary:
I did get your lshal output (it's attached to this bug now). Since you
don't have an eraserhead/stick, I think you have a different model of
alps touchpad. Please attach a dmesg log by
@Mary:
As I suspected, your ALPS device is different than zK's. Please open a
new bug report for your device and include all the apport information
along with it. You can do this by running ubuntu-bug -p linux. I'd
suggest a title for the bug report like: ALPS device (E7: 73 02 64)
needs new
Great bug reporting feature! The new bug is #545307.
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chase.doug...@canonical.comwrote:
@Mary:
As I suspected, your ALPS device is different than zK's. Please open a
new bug report for your device and include all the apport information
along
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It would be helpful to have a log of the output from lshal. Please run
lshal and attach the output here.
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Here is my lshal...
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Here it is. This is from my HP Pavillion dm3 with Ubuntu 9.10. Let me know
if you need it from Lucid.
It is great you are working on this!
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 10:59 AM, Chase Douglas chase.doug...@canonical.com
wrote:
It would be helpful to have a log of the output from lshal. Please run
I believe this issue is fixed in Lucid. I would appreciate it if someone
could download the Lucid beta 1 iso and run it to see if it properly
detects the alps touchpad. You don't need to install lucid; trying lucid
out from the cd is enough. If it is fixed, we can then work on
backporting the fix
I ran Lucid on my computer from a current live CD on March 16th and the
touch pad still did not show up with Systems, preferences, mouse. When I ran
the xinput list, it still showed the Macintosh mouse button emulation and no
touchpad.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Chase Douglas
I have the same issue with Lucid beta 1...although my laptop is Acer
7736Z. The symptoms are the same. ALPS recognized as PS/2 mouse by the
kernel. Same problem with 2.6.33.1 stock kernel.
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Thank you for confirming this issue.
~JFo
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It affects me too on a HP dm3-1080ef.
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Same on HP dm3. I hope someone can create a fix for beginners!
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Same on Toshiba U500-115.
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This looks like it affects me too. I have a Gateway NV5610u (NV 56
series), and it appears to have some type of ALPS GlidePoint touchpad
(judging by the filenames of the driver updates for Windows). It is not
recognized as a touchpad at all in Ubuntu Karmic. It is registered as
either an IMPS/2
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