So the latest Disco Kernel (Bionic HWE 5.0.0-31-generic) seems to have fixed
all the issues with the touchpad. I can now touch the touchpad with all 5
fingers and it doesn't lock up and require me to restart the multitouch-hid
module.
It also seems that this version of the kernel also fixed
I did figure out a way to start the touchpad to work again after I lock
it up using 5 fingers to lock it up:
sudo modprobe -r hid-multitouch && sudo modprobe hid-multitouch
This will bring the touchpad back online so you can use it. I created a
script with this in it, and then added it as a
So I updated to Disco with the touchpad on the Asus GL702VD and for the
most part, it works, I can right click and left click and use 2 fingers
to scroll, however, while I tail the /var/log/syslog I get a bunch of
the following errors that repeat, where with the 4.18 kernel these are
suppressed:
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
[cosmic] ipoib ping with large message size failed
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Tyler Hicks (tyhicks)
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This has been an issue ever since I have used this laptop with any distribution
of Linux. Up until 18.10 with touchpad would be non-functional. It would jump
all over the screen and would basicaly be unusable with the laptop. Since
18.10. and kernel 4.17.4 the touchpad works as far as no longer
I had this same problem with my laptop on 17.10. When I upgraded to the kernel
to 4.14 I did not receive the errors in the syslog, but the touchpad
responsiveness and functionality worked fine.
When I upgraded to 18.04 with kernel 4.15.0-24 it looks like it has regressed
and I am back to using
So I built a kernel from the Upstream LTS (4.17.3) and tried to apply
the patch, which failed. So I removed it and tried a clean build and was
able to get Xenial to boot up with this kernel. I then decided to
install Bionic and install this kernel on my laptop however, I noticed
that when I
So, I read in a thread that someone was having something similar happen to them
and they built the 4.14 kernel and this fixed the issue. I decided to pull and
build the Bionic kernel from git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-bionic and
install that on my Artful laptop and now everything
Hello,
I actually installed the patch on my laptop with the latest Artful
kernel and I did not see any difference in the performance of the
touchpad on the laptop. It could be that it is because the patch is for
a different version of the laptop (G752VS) which while similar, it does
have a
Public bug reported:
Please include the OpenNSL GPL modules with the Kernel.
These modules
are located at https://github.com/Broadcom-Switch/OpenNSL.
The latest
SDK version is 6.5.12.
We would like to have the kernel modules included with the LTS Bionic
kernel so that we can provide these
** Changed in: linux-firmware (Ubuntu)
Milestone: None => ubuntu-18.04
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Title:
Update firmware for netronome SmartNICs
TCHDEV.
Can we turn this on for Yakkety? We have hardware that Luke Williams
can use to verify working kernels.
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To support switchdev as an inbox feature of Ubuntu Core, we would need
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NET_SWITCHDEV.
Can we turn this on for Yakkety? We have hardware that Luke Willi
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