Verify pass on groovy.
Test on machine with clickpad bit is 0:
1. install 20.10 on Precision 7750
2. enable developer option
3. $ sudo apt install libinput10
4. $ sudo reboot
5. check the touchpad input device properties is 5
6. Test that left/right button works
Test on machine with clickpad bit
Verify pass on focal.
Test on machine with clickpad bit is 0:
1. install 20.04 on Precision 7750
2. enable developer option
3. $ sudo apt install libinput10
4. $ sudo reboot
5. check the touchpad input device properties is 5
6. Test that left/right button works
Test on machine with clickpad bit
** Patch added: "libinput-bionic.debdiff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libinput/+bug/1906341/+attachment/5441544/+files/libinput-bionic.debdiff
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ah, yes. it was my mistake, I initially create the debdiff without
caution, I'll re-upload the the debdiff for bionic, can you help to
switch the deb in bionic queue for me?
Sorry for your inconvenience,
** Patch removed: "libinput-bionic.debdiff"
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Leaks in the Xorg process are usually the fault of applications. Because
application resources exist in the Xorg process and are allowed to
outlive the application itself.
One known cause I can think of is LibreOffice. So please try logging out
and in again and never starting LibreOffice. If that
I just noticed your AMD GPU is a "Renoir" which isn't fully supported
until kernel 5.5, and you have kernel 5.4. So it might be useful to try
a newer kernel. Please try:
sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-20.04-edge
and then reboot.
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Hello Coiby,
I built and installed the module as per the instructions in the branch
you linked me to and `journalctl -k|grep amd_gpio` showed nothing. No
new printouts in the kernel log. So I recompiled the module again with
the pr_alert() statement you printed above and still nothing.
So, I reco
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