This requires linux kernel debugging symbol to work.
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[fn] plus F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F10,F11,F12 not responding
I made an attempt to follow the instructions above, and attached the
output.
None of the not-working fn keys registered (I tested fn+delete, which is
a key which works).
This was done on ubuntu 17.04 using 4.10.0-21-generic kernel.
Also the instructions for installing systemtap didn't work, so I
Here's a simple way to directly capture the ACPI event, kudos to Alex
Hung and Colin King!
== SystemTap AML op-codes ==
1. Clone the pmdebug git repository:
git clone https://github.com/alexhungce/pmdebug
2. Install SystemTap and the appropriate kernel .ddebs
sudo apt-get install systemtap
Hi Kai-Heng.
Then non-functional keys didn't register - attached is the dmesg log and
the acpi_listen output.
Only keys that did register were sleep [F1], Volume [F7] -> [F9]
Regards,
A?field.comment=Hi Kai-Heng.
Then non-functional keys didn't register - attached is the dmesg log and
the
There's no key event in the log, maybe I am wrong here...
Can you run `acpi_listen`, then press those not working hotkeys?
Does it show anything?
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No problem Kai-Heng. More than happy to help - was just having a
shocking Sat.
Attached.
** Attachment added: "Bug No 1644919 - dmesg output 4 April for Kai-Heng"
`insmod gigabyte-wmi.ko` should be executed after `modprobe wmi` and
`modporbe sparse_keymap`.
Can you do it yet again? Sorry!
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Hi Kai-Heng.
Attached - accidentally hit sleep when hitting hot-keys as shown in
dmesg.
Also - I pressed [Fn] + [ESC] (eject CD Tray) and [Fn] + [Space] (Toggle
keyboard backlight) in this output. sudo showkey -s did not detect
output from these either.
If you need this re-run, please let me
Hi Kai-Heng.
Attached - accidentally hit sleep when hitting hot-keys as shown in
dmesg.
Also - I pressed [Fn] + [ESC] (eject CD Tray) and [Fn] + [Space] (Toggle
keyboard backlight) in this output. sudo showkey -s did not detect
output from these either.
If you need this re-run, please let me
I made another mistake, I missed another module in earlier instruction
;)
Please do the following, after `make`:
$ sudo modprobe wmi
$ sudo modprobe sparse_keymap
$ sudo insmod gigabyte-wmi.ko
Then press hotkeys & attach output of `dmesg` here.
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Hi Kai-Heng,
Thanks again - I'm not a Linux expert or software developer - was just
confirming that my syntax or installation procedure was not part of the
problem. I appreciate the time you're putting in here.
Keys pressed in order.
[fn] plus F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F10, F11, F12
I just opened
** Attachment added: "expected output of function keys.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1644919/+attachment/4845870/+files/expected%20output%20of%20function%20keys.png
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Well, this is not a fully functional driver yet, but it should help us
grab enough information to write a working driver.
Please follow these steps after you run `make`:
$ sudo modprobe wmi
$ sudo insmod gigabyte-wmi.ko
Then press FN+F1 to F12 (except sleep and volume control)
Attach output of
Thanks Kai-Heng.
Just tried installing on 4.4.0-66
Messages attached below on installation.
Is it still the commands that I'm using? (didn't work on install -
Rebooted and it still didn't work)
Thanks for your patience and perseverance.
A
Thanks Kai-Heng.
Just tried installing on 4.4.0-66
Messages attached below on installation.
Is it still the commands that I'm using? (didn't work on install - I'll
reboot and check)
Thanks for your patience and perseverance.
A
horace@horace-P57:/mnt/Data/Linux_drivers/gigabyte-wmi$ uname -r
Hi Andrew,
You need to boot to 4.4.0-XX kernel instead of mainline kernel.
The latest mainline kernel is for testing only - you can safely remove
those kernels after testing is done.
To remove mainline kernels, you can run something like this:
$ sudo apt purge $(dpkg -l | grep 041100rc2 | awk
Hi Kai-Heng,
Attached output from 'make' below - assume installed correctly. After
reboot, there was no change in behaviour. Please let me know if I've
made a mistake in installation - have not reinstalled a nightly build
since the above.
Regards,
Andrew F
Hi Kai-Heng,
Attached output from 'make' - assume installed correctly. I'll reboot
and let you know if it worked.
root@horace-P57:/mnt/Data/Linux_drivers/gigabyte-wmi# dir
gigabyte-wmi.c Makefile
root@horace-P57:/mnt/Data/Linux_drivers/gigabyte-wmi# sudo make
make -C
Sorry, I make a mistake in the Makefile.
Please use this attachment and try again.
** Attachment added: "gigabyte-wmi.tar.xz"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1644919/+attachment/4841304/+files/gigabyte-wmi.tar.xz
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Hi Kai-Heng,
I downloaded and attempted to install this patch unsuccessfully.
sudo make didn't work - bash ./etc didn't
Could you please advise a 'step-by-step' on how to install this patch.
Regards,
Andrew F
On 17-Mar-17 4:07 PM, Kai-Heng Feng wrote:
> ** Attachment added:
Hi,
Please download the attachment, and follow the steps:
$ tar xf gigabyte-wmi.tar.xz
$ cd gigabyte-wmi
$ make
$ sudo insmod gigabyte-wmi.ko
And attach the output of `dmesg`.
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
[fn] plus F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F10,F11,F12
Installed development kernel 4.11.0-041100rc2-lowlatency overnight as
promised - no change in behaviour, buttons still not recognised.
Also same behaviour with 4.11.0-041100rc2-generic module that loaded
last
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Thanks Kai-Heng.
Done (and attached.)
Many thanks,
A
On 13/03/17 15:56, Kai-Heng Feng wrote:
> We need some information from ACPI then.
>
> Please install acpica-tools and run acpidump,
>
> $ sudo apt install acpica-tools
> $ sudo acpidump > acpi-dump
>
> Attach acpi-dump file.
>
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We need some information from ACPI then.
Please install acpica-tools and run acpidump,
$ sudo apt install acpica-tools
$ sudo acpidump > acpi-dump
Attach acpi-dump file.
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Christopher/Joseph.
The nightly build failed to install correctly. Still pursuing.
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Title:
[fn] plus
I just re-read my rushed email post.
What the above was trying to say was:
F1-F12 were registered when the key was pressed.
Fn + F1 registered a response.
Fn + F7 registered a response.
Fn + F8 registered a response.
Fn + F9 registered a response.
Any other combination of function keys did not
Hi Kai-Heng,
Attached file with many thanks.
The keyboard did not register the above keystrokes.
It did register F1 - F12
On 12/03/17 18:52, Kai-Heng Feng wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Can you switch to VT (ctrl + alt + F1) and login, then run `sudo showkey
> -s`, press each non-functional hotkey,
Hi Andrew,
Can you switch to VT (ctrl + alt + F1) and login, then run `sudo showkey
-s`, press each non-functional hotkey, and attach the results?
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Sorry about the above post. Let me try again
I've been having the same problems on a gigabyte p57 xcf3. Bug #1665530
also reports this. Currently I am running the latest bios for this
laptop, Ubuntu 16.10 and kernel 4.10.1-041001-generic.
Initially I did not have the "i8042.nomux=1" parameter.
I've been having the same problems on a gigabyte p57 xcf3. Bu
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[fn] plus F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F10,F11,F12 not responding - Fresh
Hi Christopher.
Will do - I'll allocate a couple of hours tomorrow evening to play
around with the kernel.
This laptop has an Elantech touchpad which needs a couple of i8042.x
commands to get it to work.
I'll install the nightly build kernel tomorrow night and let you know.
Regards,
Andrew F, could you please advise if removing the kernel parameter
i8042.nomux=1 impacts this issue?
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Hi Christopher.
4.10.something 2 weeks ago.
I'll retest current over the weekend.
Regards,
Andrew F
On 21/02/17 11:07, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> Andrew F in Australia, could you please advise which version of the
> kernel you tested specifically?
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HI Christopher,
Tested today when I installed the latest upstream kernel today to test
for a touchpad bug.
No luck, Function keys still not responding.
Will make a note to install upstream kernels in a month or so to see if
it's fixed.
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Andrew F in Australia, to advise, a failure to install the kernel
wouldn't fit the criteria of kernel-bug-exists-upstream.
However, to keep this relevant to upstream, one would want to
periodically check for, and test the latest mainline kernel (now 4.9) as
it is released.
Could you please
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** Description changed:
Gigabyte P57 laptop
Fresh install, 10 days old, updated yesterday so software/kernel should
be current.
Some function keys work.
Function plus F1 puts the machine to sleep
Function plus F7, F8, F9 control the volume
However,
Pressing Function plus
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Hi Joseph,
Many thanks for this. Install was unsuccessful and no change to behaviur
(see below)
Have just tried but bug 1573206 (unable to install third-party deb
files) didn't run the *.deb file in software update
gdebi crashed also when I tried to run from there
See attached *.txt file -
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v4.9 kernel[0].
If this bug is fixed in the mainline kernel, please add the following
tag 'kernel-fixed-upstream'.
If the mainline kernel does not fix
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