It sounds like the unknown key messages have been resolved. The unknown
WMI event messages are just informational and are completely harmless;
they indicate that the BIOS is providing some data that dell-wmi doesn't
know how to process, but leaving these events unprocessed will not cause
any
I cannot see any random WMI-events in oneiric.
But i can still reproduce a
[TIME] dell_wmi: Received unknown WMI event (0x11)
opening display in tablet mode (every time i open/close in tablet mode)
and
[TIME] dell_wmi: Received unknown WMI event (0xf)
[TIME] dell_wmi: Received unknown WMI
I confirm I still see the unknown WMI event (0x11) with Oneiric.
Mark
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Hello,
This bug has been open for some time and hasn't been commented on
recently. It would be good to get an update, so we know if this bug is
still valid.
Are you still running Natty on this machine, Mark? Or have you upgraded
to a newer release? It would be good to know if this is still an
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I doubt iSCSI is a factor. I'm still seeing the error message with
2.6.38 on 11.04beta.
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I saw this error from dell-wmi also. The system is a Lattitude e6400 and
the unknown WMI event happened repeatedly (a dozen times) overnight.
Doing a Fn+F8 (which changed the video from two screens to one screen to
a duplicate screen back to two screens again) I got these errors:
Apr 1 09:30:23
By the way - I just added a iSCSI volume to the aforementioned system,
as well as a first attempt at installing CLVM. Perhaps this has
something to do with it? The iSCSI volume was configured with LVM and
XFS then mounted and unmounted. The volume was enlarged (using LVM and
XFS tools) then
Hi, I'm using dell e6400(with 10.10) and i'm getting too these errors
(dell-wmi: Received unknown WMI event (0x11))
when i'm pressing some fn keys(fn+F8)
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Hi folks,
I'm not sure if anybody is still interested in this, I found it googling
around to get my XT2 Special Keys working
Most of the keycodes Mark mentioned above (fee*) seem to get pressed by the
brightness sensor (located left of the status leds). But I also get keycodes
for things
Hey guys,
Doesn't appear I will get time to look into this issue. Also there
apparently are not many Latitude XT2s around Dell Austin (very high ticket
items are not as prevalent .. though still trying to track one down). Even if
we do get a hold of one, with the current deliverables
Just got word there are no Latitude XT2 around Dell Austin to test with.
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The kernel boots just fine. Interestingly, the errors now look like
this:
May 21 08:32:21 mark-touch kernel: [ 249.189924] dell-wmi: Received unknown
WMI event (0x11)
May 21 08:32:27 mark-touch kernel: [ 255.696632] dell-wmi: Received unknown
WMI event (0x11)
May 21 08:32:29
Mark,
It seems the dell-wmi driver does not have support for this machine yet.
Jerone is going to take a look at this next week since he has access to
this hardware.
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OK, thanks Chase. Does the fact that the message has changed mean that
more of the events are at least being parsed?
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Mark,
I didn't fully read through the source since I don't know exactly what
is being sent to the wmi driver. What's printed out is just two bytes of
a multibyte sequence. I am guessing that the new patch probably isn't
helping much. That said, any changes we make on top of the driver may
need to
I'll be happy to test the kernel when it's built.
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Mark,
Please install and test the kernel at
http://people.canonical.com/~cndougla/581312/.
Thanks
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So from looking at http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48618312/UdevDb.txt,
there are several input devices which look a bit perculiar and could
emit this:
P: /devices/pci:00/:00:1d.1/usb7/7-2/7-2:1.1/input/input6
E: NAME=N-Trig Pen
E: ID_INPUT_TABLET=1
This is recognized as a mouse and
On 19/05/10 10:19, Martin Pitt wrote:
P: /devices/virtual/input/input14
E: NAME=Promethean Limited ACTIVboard
E: ID_INPUT_TABLET=1
E: ID_INPUT.tags=promethean
I have no idea what that one is, it acts as another mouse.
This is a completely different device. I'll remove it for the moment
I've attached the output of lsinput. I can confirm the issue continues
without the Promethean device attached, too.
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The folks who have been working on Multitouch, like Chase and Rafi,
might have seen this, as I think they've worked on the Dell XT2 themselves.
Mark
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Mark,
I've asked Chase to have a look at this when he is available. The
conversation around the kernel table seemed to focus on whether we detected the
accelerometer correctly, but I must rely on others as my knowledge in that
direction is hopelessly thin currently.
pitti,
I am not sure
This message is coming from the dell-wmi driver, which enables extra
hotkey functionality. I am guessing that the following patch, which did
not make it into 10.04 LTS, will fix the issue:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/mjg59/platform-
Hi Mark,
We'd like to get the results of sudo lsinput to see what shows up as an
input device. lsinput is from input-utils, so that will need to be installed to
get the results. From conversation, and for the time being, I am setting the
Importance to medium.
Thanks!
~JFo
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Hi Mark,
Please be sure to confirm this issue exists with the latest development release
of Ubuntu. ISO CD images are available from
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following command from a Terminal (Applications-Accessories-Terminal). It
will
apport information
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On a Dell Latitude XT2 (tablet PC with N-Trig touch screen) I see a
constant stream of messages in syslog like this:
... kernel: [timestamp] [host]: Unknown key fee6 pressed
... kernel: [timestamp] [host]:
Mark,
Thanks for the additional information. i have this one on my list for the
team to look at and discuss. I've marked it triaged to that end and I will be
updating the importance once the overall impact has been assessed.
Thanks!
~JFo
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Thanks Jeremy!
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CC'ing Martin, because I know he's worked on keyboard handling and
scancodes before, and I know he'll be working on Dell bits in this cycle
too :-) Thanks Martin for any ideas.
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