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Re: touchpad in Ubuntu 12.04 BETA2 armhf

 

I upgraded my ac100-10D from 11.10 armel to 12.04 armel and although everything seems much better now, also lost my trackpad, it just doesn't work. USB mouse is fine.

My kernel is 3.0.19-2-ac100, here is the result of 'cat /var/log/kern.log | grep nvec': Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.351845] nvec nvec.0: using adapter Tegra I2C adapter.2 Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.351856] nvec nvec.0: slave at i2c address 0x8a using irq 0xaa Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.360993] nvec nvec.0: ec firmware version 01.20.00 / f9 Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.361783] nvec nvec.0: added 6 NVEC devices Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.364349] input: nvec keyboard as /devices/virtual/input/input1 Apr 2 20:10:33 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 2.369071] Registered led device: nvec-led Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.350672] nvec nvec.0: using adapter Tegra I2C adapter.2 Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.350684] nvec nvec.0: slave at i2c address 0x8a using irq 0xaa Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.360359] nvec nvec.0: ec firmware version 01.20.00 / f9 Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.361153] nvec nvec.0: added 6 NVEC devices Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 1.362952] input: nvec keyboard as /devices/virtual/input/input1 Apr 2 21:26:31 lflores-laptop kernel: [ 2.367862] Registered led device: nvec-led

It seems the trackpad is not detected, in /sys/devices/virtual/input/ there is [input1 input2 input3 input4 mice] (without USB mouse connected), but input[1-4]/name is:
nvec keyboard
nvec sleep button
nvec power button
nvec lid switch button

mice dir only has a dev entry with 13:63

Thx,

Luis Flores

On 04/02/2012 06:44 PM, Tomás( Vaculín wrote:
OK, rc.local edited as you proposed.
I will test it and report result (whatever I will find).

Thanks


Dne 2. dubna 2012 19:37 Marc Dietrich <marvin24@xxxxxx <mailto:marvin24@xxxxxx>> napsal(a):

    On Monday 02 April 2012 16:37:41 Tomás( Vaculín wrote:
    > Hi Marc,
    >
    > Attached please find whole kern.log from last run when the
    problem occurred.
    >
    > Except start of the system I found this:
    > Apr  2 15:15:45 ac100 kernel: [ 3707.346624] nvec nvec.0:
    unexpected status
    > flags 0x18 during state 1
    >
    > Kernel version is 3.0.19-2-ac100

    yes, I also saw this. Could be harmless or the source of the
    problems, hard to predict ...

    But you can put something like this into your /etc/rc.local:

           echo 16384 > /proc/sys/vm/min_free_kbytes

    to get rid of the wifi warnings.

    A limited emergency pool can also be a reason for lost nvec packages.

    Marc

    >
    >
    >    Tomas
    >
    >
    > Dne 2. dubna 2012 16:16 Marc Dietrich <marvin24@xxxxxx
    <mailto:marvin24@xxxxxx>> napsal(a):
    >
    > > Hi Tomás(,
    > >
    > > Am Montag, 2. April 2012, 15:52:26 schrieb Tomáš Vaculín:
    > > > Hello all,
    > > >
    > > > I installed fresh BETA 2 armhf of Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm
    facing to problem
    > > > with touchpad.
    > > >
    > > > After let's say 10-20 minutes the touchpad is working just
    with touching
    > > by
    > > > two fingers (even click must be done by two fingers).
    > > >
    > > > Than later on the touchpad stop working totally.
    > >
    > > >
    > > > Does anybody have the same problem?
    > > > Is there any workaround?
    > > >
    > > > I have 10N version of AC100.
    > >
    > > can you please check if there are some nvec related messages in
    > > /var/log/kern.log.
    > >
    > > The kernel should be the same as many people are using on
    11.10. So I can't
    > > think of a reason it is kernel related, but who knows ...
    > >
    > > Marc
    > >
    > >




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