but none worked, it seems that the DOS emulator cannot load the exe file
(for instance dosemu gives ERROR: EMU86: error 94).
Should I try something else?
Thanks
Giacomo
2013/7/16 Christopher M. Penalver christopher.m.penal...@gmail.com
Giacomo Rosati, as per
http://www.dell.com/support
An update,
when trying to run the bios update file with dosbox it says
rom version should be newer than bios version
seems that it sees it as an older version
2013/9/4 giacomo rosati jackdero...@gmail.com
Hello, I've been trying to update BIOS following the guidelines in
https
After a fresh install of Saucy (Daily Build version) the touchpad is
working by default, without need of enabling it via the Fn key.
I'm actually using 3.11.0-8-generic, and have been testing it for some
hours and seems fine. The touchpad works with al functions enabled (also
two-finger scroll).
After having worked for all yesterday, today the touchpad is not working
again
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After two days of testing Saucy with 3.11.0-8 kernel the behaviour is
the following:
Sometimes the touchpad works properly by default after a fresh boot. In
this case it works coninuatively for hours (possibly it works
permanently).
Sometimes the touchpad does not work by default after a fresh
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Precise is the first release that I have installed in this laptop. So I
don't know if this problem was present in previous versions.
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Title:
[DELL Inspiron 15z 5523] touchpad not recognised
Status
I updated the BIOS version to the newest A05. Nothing changed. The
touchpad still doesn't work.
The output of the command sudo dmidecode -s bios-version sudo
dmidecode -s bios-release-date is
A05
05/18/2013
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With the kernel v3.11 the touchpad works, even if I have to activate it
(with FN key) at startup everytime.
I don't know if I should mention it here but with kernel v3.11 the wireless
card does not work anymore:
Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM43142 802.11b/g/n (rev 01)
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Actually the touchpad now works also with the old kernel 3.5.0-40, on 12.04
(where the broadcom card works properly). I just have to enable the touchpad
with the FN key.
I don't know exactly what was that fixed it. I suppose that it may be due to
the BIOS update, or it may bbe a combination
Yes, in Precise, after a cold boot, the touchpad works only after
enabling it by Fn key.
But I must add that it is unstable. After a while, the touchpad stops
working, and it is not possible to re-enable it by Fn key. After reboot
it starts working again.
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The situation now is this:
The touhcpad works only sometimes, by enabling via Fn key. The Fn key
related to the touchpad (Fn+F3) itself works only sometimes.
This behaviour seems to be the same in all distributions I've tested,
and for all kernels (12.04 with 3.5 kernel and with 3.11 (upstream),
Precise has been the first release I installed on this machine. The
touchpad never worked properly. Before updating the recent BIOS upgrade
(and also kernel upgrade), the touchpad didn't work at all, even pushing
the FN key (it didn't activate at all). In this moment, with Precise,
the touchpad is
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