Well, I couldn't let this one go. I did the following - call me paranoid
if you like...
1) Downloaded WinIAP_Fix Touchpad.zip, and the MSI firmware I mentioned earlier
as a comparison.
2) Compared the readable strings of corresponding executables - nothing
suspicious, files look like different v
After a little research I can sort-of see what's going on. This WinIAP
utility seems to come from Elan themselves, and a similar firmware
update was distributed officially for an MSI laptop
(https://www.msi.com/Laptop/support/GS70-STEALTH#down-firmware).
Compared to that download, the one from the
The forum thread states that the file was reported as malware, and the
download site is amazingly dodgy (including running what seems to be a
JavaScript bitcoin miner in your browser).
Given that the fix apparently works, is it possible to reverse-engineer
the important part while removing the rub
Hi Anton,
Sorry, can you give any information about the fix? I'd quite like to get
my trackpad working...
Regards,
Ben
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Title:
ASU
1) Confirmed
2) Confirmed
3) Have no external mic, cannot test. The built-in laptop mic works
fine.
4) I'm not sure exactly what the differences in headphone jacks are, but
my "standard" headphones did not work at all initially, and after
hdajackretask they work as I expect them to.
5) There ar
@FZ - For me, the headphone jack fix works entirely correctly. The rear
speakers are muted when headphones are connected, and un-muted when the
headphones are disconnected. Unless that's an issue with the new BIOS (I
haven't tried it) then perhaps it would be worth having another tinker
with hdajac
Hi all,
Confirming that the touchpad works correctly when running the Ubuntu
17.10 distribution "live" from a USB stick, but only after a
suspend/resume cycle.
Regards,
Ben
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@Jorge: I can confirm that the fix suggested by FZ "use hdajackretask to
override pin 0x16 to Headpohne" works
@Kai-Heng Feng: when I run "watch -n0.1 cat /proc/interrupts", these two
lines increment when I touch the touchpad
17:712 9032 0 0 0 0
Hello Kai-Heng Feng,
Thank you for your continued efforts in this area. Unfortunately, I also
have no success after installing the lp1653456+mt kernel you linked
(ubuntu 17.04, dual-boot with Win10).
I have the same hardware as the others in this thread: Asus ROG g752vs.
After unplugging my USB m
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