@aljosa have you tried their suggestion? I can't try it right now
because I completely wiped out Windows from my machine when I installed
Ubuntu.
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I've come across an interesting development regarding the Touchpad
issue. Since I was having the random freeze when logging in after stand
by (or just locked screen), I decided to switch from gdm to lightdm to
see if that solves the issue. Indeed, I no longer experience any
freezing when logging
I confirm (1) and (2) as well.
3) Microphone jack works on Windows but not on Linux (also disables
internal mic, which is the expected behavior I suppose - just like
headphones disable internal speakers).
4) Any 3.5mm jack should work, at least on Windows you can plug any
headphones/earphones
I confirm this bug also applies to Ubuntu 17.04 as well.
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Title:
ASUS G752VM: headphones and microphone not working (Ubuntu 16.04)
Yes, the rear speakers not working is a side-effect of the headphones
jack fix :( Any idea what are the changes in BIOS 310?
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Title:
@aljosa wifi doesn't work with kernel 4.12 but I assume this is because
the mainline kernel builds don't come with Ubuntu's drivers included. As
for the right-side temperature everything seems fine for me, maybe it's
because I applied the hdajackretask headphones fix I mentioned earlier
in this
xinput disable/enable doesn't work either. Tried blacklisting psmouse
(by adding "blacklist psmouse" to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf but
that didn't make any difference. Still only works after a resume from
suspend.
Note that I updated nvidia to 384.59 stable.
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No change in kernel 4.12.3: Touchpad does not work on first boot, even
after toggling it using Fn+F9 (which now gives visual feedback).
Touchpad only works after resume from suspend (and the toggles work
after resume as well - I can enable/disable it normally).
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Tested with Kernel 4.12 installed from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v4.12/. Fn+F9 works in enabling/disabling the touchpad (at
least I see the feedback animation), however the touchpad isn't actually
enabled and still does not respond at all unless I suspend and resume my
PC
@Jorge to fix headphone jack, you need to use hdajackretask to override
pin 0x16 to Headpohne. This fixes the Headphone jack. However, there's
no way to fix the Microphone jack which doesn't work at all and I found
no way to fix it (had the same problem with my previous G751).
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@aljosa, I confirm that the touchpad only works after resume from
suspend. Btw, I'm having another (extremely annoying) problem, whenever
I try to login after resume (or just locking the desktop after idle
time), the desktop freezes for a while before gnome-shell crashes and
restarts (sometimes it
Update2: Problem was due to the Touchpad Indicator Gnome extension which
automatically disables the touchpad when a mouse is plugged in (in my
case it was just the Unifying Receiver, regardless if a mouse is
actually connected). Once I unplugged the receiver, the touchpad
functioned normally.
Update: After reboot, the touchpad is not back to being completely dead
(I sensed this was going to happen). Obviously it's supported since it
worked flawlessly at one point so what could possibly be the problem and
where to look for it?
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Same here, bios version G752VS.306. I also replaced Windows completely
(no dual-boot).
It's really strange since the touchpad was completely dead in both Live
Ubuntu and after installing and upgrading Ubuntu. Yesterday I just
installed Chrome and later run a software update which updated 2 or 3
I installed the latest stable Nvidia driver from the graphics-drivers
repo. Driver Version: 375.66.
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Title:
ASUS G752VS: Touchpad
I installed Ubuntu 17.04 on mu new G752VS yesterday and the ELAN
Touchpad was completely non-functional. Today, out of no where and
without any reasonable explanation, it started working after a resume
from sleep (opened lid). Right now it's fully functional, both buttons
are working as well as
I've tested the -proposed kernel (3.19.0-17-generic) and it solves this
issued. Changed tag to 'verification-done-vivid'.
** Tags removed: verification-needed-vivid
** Tags added: verification-done-vivid
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Yes, Juniper nc works with Joseph's patched kernel.
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Title:
VPN connections with juniper network connect have zero throughput
Yes, Juniper nc works with Joseph's patched kernel.
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Title:
Juniper Network Connect Tun
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Downgrading is an options as well (downgraded to 3.16 kernel and
everything works for me).
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Title:
VPN connections with juniper
Just tried the above kernel on my laptop, unfortunately wifi isn't
working on my laptop with this kernel so I couldn't test VPN. Will try
it tomorrow on my desktop.
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