Tested today--yes, it is still a problem on Precise (Unity session,
ThinkPad T420s). Fix in comment #46 works until reboot.
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is that still an issue in precise? does it happen out of GNOME sessions
(i.e under KDE or XFCE)? is that specific to thinkpads?
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Hello,
I just bought a Thinkpad t420s and i am experiencing this bug.
It happens when the latop is on battery, everything's good when on charge, #46
did it for me until next reboot.
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This bug effects me with 12.04 fresh install on a ThinkPad T420s.
Comment #46 works around the issue nicely (Fn-F8 toggles touchpad on and
off properly) until the next reboot:
sudo xinput set-int-prop 11 "Synaptics Off" 8 0
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I have T500.
Touchpad is gone unresponsible after a few minutes of usage.
I was also unable to switch it on and off with Fn+F8
(The small red trackpoint is still usable.)
#46 worked for me. (#26-#27 not, #32 not,#45 not)
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#46 worked for me, Lenovo T410 / Oneiric / Gnome 3D desktop. Thanks!
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#27 works for me greatly. Thx all.
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Hi,
I am also facing same problem,I upgraded Ubuntu 11.10 from Ubuntu 11.04.
My laptop model is Sony Vaio VPCZ136GG/B.
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Killing gnome-settings-daemon resolves the issue for me (pressing fn-f8 turns
the touchpad on/off & shows on screen notice of it).
Killing it a second time turns of some features (including the discussed
behaviour) and appearance settings (such as the Unity top bar).
After killing it twice and ru
I'm affected on an t400 as well. The dconf-editor settings change the
same entry in the database as does pushing Fn+F8, hence #45 didn't
improve on the situation. #46 didn't fix it and generally showed no
noticable changes at all.
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This problem is affecting me too.. I usually use an external mouse so I
didn't notice before. I'm on a T520 with 11.10. The red nub is good,
but the trackpad is disabled. Workaround #45 didn't do it for me.
Neither did #46.
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Workaround #45 worked for me, too: Lenovo T420
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Something strange going on.
modprobe -r psmouse
modprobe psmouse
reenable it. ???
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With last update my synaptic touchpad does not work anymore. Now I'm
forced to use an external mouse. Noone of the here described remedies
worked for me. I have a Ubuntu 11.10 amd64 with a Acer Extensa 5220.
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Workaround #45 worked for me as well; thanks! Thinkpad X201, running
11.10.
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Workaround #45 worked for me.
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One reboot later the above #49 doesn't work any more and I can't seem to
reenable the touchpad. Sorry if I lead anyone astray.
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#46 wasn't working on my Thinkpad SL510:
I had to replace the "0" with a "1"
sudo xinput set-int-prop 11 "Synaptics Off" 8 1
and then
Fn + F8
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Working on a Thinkpad T61:
I did:
sudo xinput set-int-prop 11 "Synaptics Off" 8 0
Followed with
Fn + F8
Touchpad is working now.
Thanks.
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Thanks Mohamed!
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I got it to work on thinkpad T420 by using
sudo xinput set-int-prop 11 "Synaptics Off" 8 0
the bug happens because there are two properties governing the touchpad "on"
status "device Enabled" and "Synaptics Off" and they must be set to 1 and 0
respectively if the touchpad is to work the problem
Found a workaround to reenable touchpad:
* sudo aptitude install dconf-tools
* dconf-editor
* Search for: /org/gnome/settings-daemon/peripherals/touchpad/
* Check "touchpad-enabled"
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duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-
input-synaptics/+bug/868400 ?
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@resmo: It was like that for me - after each login, the touchpad seemed
working, but in a few minutes it was off again. Tried installing
synaptiks yet?
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Clean install fixed the problem for 10 minutes. Enabled 2 finger
scrolling, worked fine. Another 5 minutes, touchpad is gone...
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Gateway p-7811fx, installing synaptiks and launching it solved the
issue.
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Thinkpad T410, same problem after upgraded from natty to oneiric. Post
37 did not fix it. Touchpad works _before_ login, but after login only
trackpoint works.
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I also have this problem with a Thinkpad T61 upgraded from natty to
oneiric. Post 37 did not fix the issue for me
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My Acer Aspire One afflicted with this. Post #26 solution works for me.
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I have a thinkpad T520, and my touchpad stopped working after upgrade.
I tracked /etc/acpi/events/lenovo-touchpad to a problem with the getXuser
function in /usr/share/acpi-support/power-funcs.
I changed this line:
user=$(who | awk "/:$displaynum)/ { print \$1; exit }")
to this (escapi
I also have an Asus. My touchpad was working and then for some reason
it stopped working today. I tried the solution in post #32 and so far
everything is working.
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I can confirm that the fix in comment #32 works with Asus X73E. I'd
imagine it works with most Elantech touchpads.
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I was having this problem too in Ubuntu 3D mode, but when I lost the top
and side Unity panels, then I had to resort to Ubuntu 2D mode and it
works with the fallback Unity interface.
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I did a clean install and under my machine everything seems ok. I can
disable/enable touchpad without problems with fn+f8. Although theres no
indication that I disable/enable touchpad as there was in 11.04.
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Hi All, the bug is due to a change in the name of the touch pad.
(possibly due to driver changes.)
Edit the file /etc/acpi/asus-touchpad.sh
change this line:
XINPUTNUM=`xinput list | grep 'SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad' | sed -n
-e's/.*id=\([0-9]\+\).*/\1/p'`
to this:
XINPUTNUM=`xinput list | grep
I just did a clean install of 11.10 and experiencing the same problem.
The touchpad was working fine during installation but after everything
was done and it ran for the first time it wasn't working. The trackpad
works. My machine is a Thinkpad T410
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I just upgraded and also experienced this problem. I was able to fix it
by installing synaptiks, which I found through the software center.
After installing I simply started the program and the touchpad worked.
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I just upgraded. Experiencing this problem as well on a W510.
Touchpoint works, trackpad does not.
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Why hasn't this been fixed in the final release?! Come one, someone gave
a fix, and in the "final release" I just stumbled upon this problem as
well!
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I would amend comment #26 to say that I had to open the dconf-editor,
browse to '/org/gnome/settings-daemon/peripherals/touchpad/', find the
key called 'touchpad-enabled', and set it to true by checking it.
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Well, a quick solution could be this (From ArchLinux wiki page).
* Install "dconf-tools";
* Launch it
* Search for: /org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/touchpad/
* Check "tochpad-enable"
This solution "fixed" the problem, in my case at least.
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After upgrading to Oneiric from Natty, this bug affects me. After I kill
gnome-settings-daemon, I am able to enable the touchpad using xinput.
Re-enabling gnome-settings-daemon disables the touchpad again.
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I have the same Issue. I've installed Oneiric from a clean instalation.
I'm using a MSI CR620 laptop and touchpad doesn't work. Even Fn+F3 work.
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After recent updates, this bug no longer affects me.
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This bug affects me aswell. The touchpad works in lightgdm then it stops
working when Unity loads. Worked well with 11.04. Touchpad is well
recognized by kernel (ETPS/2 Elantech Touchpad appears in xinput
--list), but is desactivated.
This is what happens when I try to use xinput set-int-prop 13 "
Just one more thing. After I launch the command:
xinput set-int-prop 13 "Device Enabled" 8 1
A new line appears in Xorg.0.log : [ 1824.302] (--) ETPS/2 Elantech
Touchpad: touchpad found
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@Chase: No, the built in touchpads on my Lenovo T500 and Lenovo X201
laptops are not working with 11.10.
Therefore this is not a dupe of bug #842612.
dmesg and Xorg.0.log output to follow.
I should add that the "touchpoint" (red nipple shaped mouse in the
centre of the keyboard) works fine, its
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I think this is a bug in gnome-settings-daemon. Here's why:
The touchpad on Thinkpads (see /etc/acpi/events/lenovo-touchpad) is toggled by
/etc/acpi/asus-touchpad.sh. On my R400, pressing Fn+F8 successfully changes the
value of the Synaptics Off (269) xinput property. The Device Enabled (132)
p
I'm not sure exactly which devices we're talking about. For me, trackpad
and touchpad are synonymous. My working assumption is that the built-in
trackpads are working for people, but the Apple Magic Trackpad is not.
The bug referenced by Joshua in comment #16 is a previous bug that was
fixed in Na
My W510 touchpad is working, but I cannot get my external Apple trackpad
to work, although the bug for that is marked fixed:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/linux/+bug/814250
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@Chase: any ideas about this?
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** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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i have the same problem on my thinkpad sl510
first it works but after disabling once the touchpad, its not working in
any way
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I'm suffering from this bug, too. My laptop is an R400.
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Just to confirm I'm also seeing this in a fully updated 11.10 as of now
on an X201 laptop also.
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Its not a bug in Unity, the reporter mentioned it explicitly the problem
also happens in Gnome3 as well. My best gues would be gnome-settings-
daemon(or gnome-control-center or related packages. The issue does not
happen because xfce I believe uses something different
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I have same problem, I tested it under unity 2d and 3d and in both, there it
occurrs
I have thinkpad T500
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