This isn't just of value to people who happen to have a mouse that's a
bit iffy, who get a bad impression of Ubuntu because the same mouse
works fine on Windows (see bug #1).
It's possibly also of benefit to those who have difficulty with muscle
control, especially the elderly. Maybe this bug
Affects me with one mouse on Mint 18.3 (also verified on another pc with
Ubuntu 16.04).
See extensive discussion, including how to investigate with xev, detailed code
fix for xserver-xorg-input-evdev, detailed hardware workarounds for mice with
contact bounce:
Presumably Ubuntu devs will not be interested in this. It needs
reporting by everyone to the Xorg developers to get their attention.
How does one do that?
Does anyone know WHY they decided to rip out XAA (whatever that is)?
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** Summary changed:
- Don't remeber layout settings
+ Don't remember keyboard layout settings
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Don't remember keyboard layout
Hi Tormod,
Thanks for your follow-up, I appreciate it very much. I'd be happy to blow the
dust off
my HP Brio and try either or both 10.10 or Natty, if you feel it's likely to
help others.
I've abandoned this PC (indeed I would have dismantled and scrapped it, except
that I felt I should hang
Why is this still marked 'incomplete' despite my report in May (#11)?
What, if anything, is still needed, to move this forward?
No offence intended, but is 'Bryce Harrington' actually a 'bot? All
responses from him seem to me as though they may be automatically
generated. Am I being suckered
I still have an HP Brio with Matrox G200 card, and am willing to do
further tests on it (see also bug #393129).
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Status: Expired = Incomplete
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Why is this still marked 'incomplete' despite my report in May?
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No response from Bryce, so today I attempted installation of this week's
build of Debian 'testing'. Had to abandon that, due to a partitioning
problem (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=583592), may
retry when this is fixed. Instead installed Debian 'stable' (Lenny).
No video
Hi Bryce, thanks for reviewing this. Not sure why you've added 'hardy'
tag at this time. Is that a request for further info on 8.04? I still
have install media back to 6.06, so if you want additional info on 8.04
on this computer I can supply.
I also tried Puppy 5 on this machine this week.
Thank you for your continuing interest. Yesterday I installed
from ubuntu-10.04-alternate-i386.iso and the symptoms are
still the same.
Please let me know if there is any further info I can provide, or
if you have recommendations on how fixing this can be
progressed.
Please review my comments
Thanks for updating this. Just confirming that I still have the PC that
exhibited this problem and can provide further reports on more recent
versions if that's helpful.
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You
Response to yr #7: Post #4 already gives lspci -vvnn. Attaching
xorg.0.log here.
If you would like me to retest on karmic alpha4 instead (or later if
available) I'd be happy to do so.
** Attachment added: xorg.0.log from 9.04
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31393813/Xorg.0.log
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Corrupt screen, HP Brio, Matrox G100 (display: NEC LCD1860NX and others)
HP Brio, Celeron 300MHz with 256Mb ram
- On board Matrox G100 8Mb
+ On board Matrox G100 2Mb
NEC LCD1860NX flat screen (native resolution
Today I've temporarily loaded Windows 2000 on this HP Brio.
Initially it came up in 1280x768, which looked rather naff, though
readable. No updates needed, just Control Panel, Display, Settings and
one of the choices was 1280x1024 8-bit colour. This worked. It worked
very well indeed, it's
Output from lspci -vvnn attached. I assume this is the same output for
all distros?
** Attachment added: lspci.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28528561/lspci.txt
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I stated previously:
I downloaded an iso of Karmic alpha2 and installed this.
The symptoms were identical. However, now the change of
GdmXserverTimeout=10 isn't needed, though the change of
xorg.conf still is.
However, without the timeout change it sometimes fails. So it still
seems both changes
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-mga
Corrupt screen, HP Brio, Matrox G100 (display: NEC LCD1860NX and others)
HP Brio, Celeron 300MHz with 256Mb ram
On board Matrox G100 8Mb
NEC LCD1860NX flat screen (native resolution 1280x1024)
I have also tried a CRT display and
** Attachment added: Photo of screen waiting for login
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Screen after login, to show symptom more clearly
** Attachment added: S
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28481387/screen2.jpg
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Other distros:
Crunchbang 8.10 fails the same way as 9.04.
Mepis 8.0.06 comes up with 1024x768 absolutely no problem.
Ubuntu 7.04 comes up in 832x624, though subsequently
using the gui prefs to change to 800x600 made the monitor
position the display better. 1024 was not offered.
Ubuntu 8.04.1
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