This hardware should be supported out-of-the-box in natty. Davide, if
you have the opportunity, it would be great with a confirmation. Thanks!
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Great wiki, Chase.
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Title:
multitouch events do not respect swap/invert axes properties
The name is Henrik.
The fact that the problem does not show up in the a different desktop
setting means the problem seems to be related to something else,
possibly simpler to fix. That is good news. I would recommend trying the
next level now, X. Try logging into a safe mode session and see if the
The evdev protocol only sends changes, so this is perfectly normal.
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Title:
very jumpy cursor with wacom-dkms
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The wacom-pen2.record file seems fine here, and looking through the
file, there is nothing special happening with the y axis (grep for "0003
0001" in the file). In other words, this might still be due to some
other fu in your system.
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The recording does not seem to exhibit the irregularities you mentioned.
Perhaps it did not occur during this particular recording?
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Here is an updated package, with support for all Bamboos, and more.
Should run on all architectures, and on both maverick and natty. Please
install and test and report successes or failures here. Thanks!
** Attachment added: "wacom-dkms-1.0.6 test driver"
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Old bug so hard to tell what you fine people are running now, but there
are two things that might be possible off-hand:
1. Install the linux-backports-modules-input package (in ubuntu
backports repo).
2. Install the hid-wacom-dkms package (utouch ppa)
The first approach should be valid for Lucid
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-evdev
This problem is shared between evdev and synaptics, is part of the
gesture patch, and has an easy fix. Under some circumstances, the
gestures can end up at the wrong window, because the gesture mask is not
always cleared for a new
Works for me too.
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Title:
pointer mode not available with ntrig touchscreen
I verified that the fix in the debian package resolves the issue, so
Bilal, if it does for you too, a new package will be on its way shortly.
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** Attachment added: "possible bugfix"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/724051/+attachment/1868874/+files/libutouch-frame1_1.1.0-0ubuntu2%7Etest1_amd64.deb
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Here is a possible fix for the problem, for someone with 64bit. The
package contains a tiny patch which makes utouch not interfere with
traditional semi-mt touchpads. Please report back here.
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Glad it works, and thanks for all the reports! There is a path for
clickpads now, although it may be a while before it materializes. It
should be a different bug, anyways, as this bug should soon be marked
fixed. Happy new year!
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** Attachment added: "synaptics-dkms_1.1.1_all.deb"
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@anton: the click pad issue is a separate problem, which is also being
worked on.
The attached package is for maverick only, and is similar to the final
final upstream version. Should appear in natty in the beginning of the
new year. Thanks to everyone reporting!
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Here is a second version, still for maverick (2.6.35), but with both
three-finger support and MT support. This package is very close to the
final upstream version. Release in natty will follow on positive test
results. Enjoy!
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Gustavo, thank you very much for this! Looks very sane. We will continue
to process this to see what can be done for Maverick. As you are
probably aware, this problem will go away automatically in Natty. Thanks
again, very nice.
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What is missing from all synaptics drivers is support for three
individual fingers, i.e., real multitouch support. However, most
firmwares are capable of detecting three objects on the pad, so there is
still hope that this information can be enabled.
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Multitouch support not available for Synapt
@baptist: The process of adding this functionality to future releases of
ubuntu and mainline is ongoing, and has been for some time. The utouch
package is based on the upcoming mainline solution.
@tob: The kernel will provide MT data, and Clickpads and Macbook
integrated trackpads will be served i
Glad it works. :-)
Credit for finding out the hardware protocol goes to Takashi Iwai. Chase
Douglas put the pieces together and sent the first batch upstream. Chris
Bagwell did further improvements and cleanup.
I have uploaded the package to the ppa:utouch-team/utouch, it should be
available with
** Attachment added: "synaptics dkms with mt support"
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** Changed in: utouch
Status: New => In Progress
** Changed in: utouch
Assignee: (unassigned) => Henrik
For maverick users: the attached dkms package should provide multitouch
support for a family of synaptics touchpads. Install and reboot. Please
report both success and failure here. Thanks!
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Multitouch support not available for Synaptics touchpads v7.2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/308191
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Please try the wacom-dkms package in ppa:utouch-team/utouch to see if
that fixes the problem.
** Changed in: utouch
Status: New => In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/616891
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** Also affects: utouch
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Also affects: utouch
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Thanks for providing the data. I am sorry if my previous post was incompletely
stated -- the bcm5974 module is not used for your machine, but the appletouch
module is used instead. What I meant was to replace bcm597 by appletouch in
that command, such that you get
[code]
echo 99 | sudo tee /sys/
Oh, my bad, MB 5,2 was one of last models to use the appletouch module.
The statement might still hold, though, and there are similar debug
settings for appletouch.
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This could be an issues with sensor amplitudes in the MB 5,2. To find
out, please turn on bcm5974 debugging with
echo 9 | sudo tee /sys/module/bcm5974/parameters/debug
and follow the printouts with
tail -f /var/log/debug
What is of interest is to find out how the pressure parameter (p) varies
w
Upgrading to libgl1-mesa-dri version 7.7.0~git20091031 does indeed solve
the rendering problem.
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Camilla Berglund wrote:
> Here is a small program that triggers the problem on my machine (Esprimo
> U9200, Intel C2D, GMA965) running up-to-date Karmic amd64. As far as I
> can tell from testing and reading the VBO spec, this should work, but
> with VBO element arrays on the above machine it does
This bug seems awfully connected to 429241, where apparently one problem
was fixed. Where there is one bug there is two...
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I should make more clear that this issue is about the kernel backlight
control method only. The native method works fine (at least after adding
the nomodeset boot parameter). Thus, this issue should really just be
about that single line in the first comment. Attaching the failing xorg
log here anyw
Bryce, thank you for your reply. The issue behind the solution patch is
that when setting the xrandr BACKLIGHT_CONTROL property to 'kernel' to
use the sysfs interface to control the LCD backlight, the existing sysfs
backlight interface is not detected. The MacBookAir, as well as many
other macbooks
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
The kernel backlight control method, which uses the /sys/class/backlight
interface, is missing knowledge of the mbp_backlight driver. Patch:
--- xserver-xorg-video-intel-2.8.0.orig/src/i830_lvds.c
+++ xserver-xorg-video-intel-2.
Same here, on a MacBook Air, Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
It is not possible to set the xrandr properties, so presumably a problem
with the new xserver-xorg-video-intel driver. This bug seems relevant:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserve
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