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umbrella@lemmy.ml 1 week agowhat kind of driver could the keyboard be using? lsmod shows nothing beyond the HID driver, but thats baing used by the external mouse which works normally after sleep.
lshw shows it going by /dev/input/event6 or something like it?
fmstrat@lemmy.nowsci.com 1 week ago
Could be internal to kernel? Try updating
/etc/default/grubto include:GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“quiet splash atkbd.reset”and runsudo update-grub. This will cause a full keyboard reset on resume.If you have not run BIOS updates, that could be it, too.
umbrella@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
ok it worked! thanks a lot! can’t believe it was that easy.
do you happen to know a thing or two about diagnosing trackpad issues? 😂
it only seem to work with windows, and all its features are only working with the correct drivers on windows 7… i got nowhere when i tried messing with it a couple years ago.
fmstrat@lemmy.nowsci.com 1 week ago
Glad that worked out for you 😉 What is Gnome doing exactly?
What kind of issues, and which trackpad driver?
umbrella@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
i was about to send a screenshot, but i can’t reproduce it now. it freezes and stops responding to some input, and all the dock+appmenu icons are gone. i can update if it happens again.
I’m using the same generic ps2 driver for the touchpad. its an alps glidepoint, works perfect on windows but i can only get its basic features to work on windows 7 with the proper drivers, needless to say thats a bit unworkable.
on linux it works initially with multitouch and everything, then starts to miss clicks or click when it isnt supposed to, then starts moving erratically and becomes unusable. it behaves similar to a wet touchscreen. ive tried different kernel versions, livebooted a couple different distros and tried a few very old solutions i found floating around, including another driver.