In a duplicate (#243595) of this bug there is this comment:
I disabled Dim display when idle in both AC and BAT on Gnome Power
Managment and it works OK. No need for kernel paramaters though. I'll
keep testing.
I did this on Intrepid Alpha 1 and to my surprise i can't reproduce the
bug anymore
Just answer me an apparent silly question if you are experiencing this.
Do you have a BIOS password set?
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No, never had.
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I think I now where the problem lies ultimately. Can you just do a small
test for me? Add a brighness applet to the gnome panel and try to see if
that works smoothly.
On my d630 it does not work with a bios password set, but does without.
Il giorno lun, 30/06/2008 alle 08.53 +,
With last kernel and modules update (2.6.24.29-generic) I don't get the
following messages anymore:
[ 266.266778] psmouse.c: GlidePoint at isa0060/serio1/input0 lost
synchronization, throwing 2 bytes away.
[ 269.718340] psmouse.c: resync failed, issuing reconnect request
[ 271.968398] input:
Hi,
I'm the one of the duplicate bug :) and i do have a BIOS password
set... I'll try later without setting it although it sounds weird.. I'll
be back with the results.
Regards,
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This is my idea:
gnome-power-manager tries to dim the brightness of the screen after some
inactivity and then reset it upon input.
gnome-power-manager calls HAL to do the job. HAL has multiple methods of
handling brightness of LCD panels. On dell machines, since hardy it uses a
libsmbios.
Sorry, I was wrong about my statement that I had no bios-password. I
have checked and I do have one.
Good to hear that you have found the source of the bug.
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I removed my bios-password (had to call dell because I forgot it) and
indeed it works like a charm.
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I've been trying dellLcdBrightness for a while. It doesn't matter if I
enter the correct BIOS password or not (dellLcdBrightness -a -v 1 or
dellLcdBrightness -a -v 1 -p password). My D420 still acts as if it
was locked.
Removing BIOS password works perfectly for me.
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I really took interest in fixing this and it seems I finally hit the
root of the problem. Thanks to you all for your comments and trials, as
without the hint on gnome-power-manager I would never have though of
such a thing. The community is always great!
If others having this problem confirm that
Hi... I can confirm that the problem disappears with no BIOS password.
Keep in mind that this didn't happen to me with kernel 2.6.22 and
started since 2.6.23 or .24... so might be somehow related?
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I can confirm that this bug can only be reproduced when the laptop have
a BIOS password set! Thanks for finding this!
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With the heat of these last days it seems to happen even more. Kernel
parameters did not solve the issue.
Yesterday I also uncovered something. I was watching a video on youtybe and had
the screensaver coming in every minute, so I touched the touchpad everytime the
screen started to go black.
Yes, it freezes on every input method (blue point, keyboard and
touchpad).
I have installed Intrepid Alpha 1 with the cd (clean install) but this
bug is still there.
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You might want to give a try to adding i8042.nomux=1 to your kernel command
line.
It is *maybe* working for me.
And if someone knows what does that mean, I'd like to know...
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Does not work for me.
I ran Hardy with that kernel-command, unplugged the powercord, moved my
mouse and it froze for a few seconds. Every time I try I get this dmesg:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dmesg | tail
[ 389.555996] CPU0 attaching sched-domain:
[ 389.556008] domain 0: span 03
[ 389.556016]
I also agree with Andrea,
Seems to be related to the kernel in some way, some kernel updates
exhibit the bug, others not.
I'm using a dell xps m1710, bug occurs, with power or battery, and is
repeatable using kernel Linux 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP i686 GNU/Linux
Rolling back to the previous
hi guys,
check out https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
synaptics/+bug/34501 or https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119194 . maybe
it is related...
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still present with 2.6.24-19-generic. Here are my findings:
1 battery or not battery it happens
2 it starts when using again the touchpad after a period of inactivity. (Maybe
on battery this period can be shorter)
when it starts it freezes everything for some seconds, CPU usage get to 100% on
I can confirm Andrea's findings 100% it sums it up for me completely.
Especially that there is no relation between inplugging / outplugging of the
battery.
On the side, my now 80% complete switch to mandriva to avoid this bug
learned me that (k)ubuntu should drastically improve its kde
I have this very same problem with 2.6.24-17 generic on a dell latitude
d630. And it really bothers me.
My latitude has a touch point, a sort of secondary mouse in the middle
of the keyboard. I was wondering if this bug is somewhat related only to
similar hardware configurations. Is there someone
@Andrea, I'm pretty sure I don' t have this problem with Mandriva 2008.1
(kernel 2.6.24-?) So it might not be Ubuntu specific, It might also not
be 'kernel general'.
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I too have an extra touch point. However my siser has got one too on
her d630 and is not experiencing this problem (me jealous). But that is
not a reason to not assume this bug is caused by the second-touch-
thingy.
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I still can't use hardy on my Dell lattitude, has anyone found a
fix/workaround for this problem?
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Hi, a discussion started here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4986873#post4986873 with people having
similar problems on Dell D830.
I don't have this problem related to plugging/unplugging just with leaving it
for a few minutes. Example when playing music standalone cpu peaks and
I got to reproduce the bug again today. The bug does not happen
immediately when unplugging electric cable like it did in the past, but
if I let the laptop without any activity for ~10 minutes, the mouse
freeze.
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Same bug on my Latitude D420 with 2.6.24-16-generic. Kernel panic fixed
with clocksource=hpet parameter as is said on Bug #190414. Symptom not
fixed and I loose my right button when it happens.
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(Workaround) After suspending I get my right button back
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I get the same output and it behaves as described. Sound also stalls for
1 or 2 seconds when computer is idle for a while without touching
anything.
dmesg output:
[ 266.266778] psmouse.c: GlidePoint at isa0060/serio1/input0 lost
synchronization, throwing 2 bytes away.
[ 269.718340] psmouse.c:
Aitor Pazos : Do you get the same behavior than described in the bug
description ( with the same dmesg outputs ) ?
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Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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Status: Confirmed = Triaged
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Aitor Pazos : Thanks for your fast confirmation. Can you attach the 4
files created by these commands in a terminal?
uname -a uname-a.log
cat /proc/version_signature version.log
dmesg dmesg.log
sudo lspci -vvnn lspci-vvnn.log
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No problem.
Sorry for dmesg because I've suspended my laptop and interesting messages may
be lost in me middle of a bunch rubbish
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** Attachment added: uname-a.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14262454/uname-a.log
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Still confirmed with linux 2.6.24-15, pretty bad issue.
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