That's great news. Thanks. I hope it actually does make it in, since this
bug has been out there for several years now.
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 5:21 AM, Nicolas Cavallari <133...@bugs.launchpad.net
> wrote:
> I have been told that my patch to do edge detection with the initial
> touch position has
And it seems to have worked to just go to "System/Preferences/Startup
Applications"and just create a new entry with this code in the Command
line -- executes at boot.
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This variation on the command worked for me:
xinput --set-prop 12 "Synaptics Tap Action" 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
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Ditto. Same problem on a Kubuntu 10.10 live usb installation.
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Ditto. Same problem on a Kubuntu 10.10 live usb installation.
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I finally got around to trying Nicholas' one-line patch, and so far, so
good. Thanks for all your help.
I'm attaching my patch file. I created a patched amd64 deb, which I
could also upload if anyone else wants to install. Don't have an x86
install to compile that, but I could upload all my files
Well, the fix worked again, and I now have a patched x64 version of 1.2.2.
Thanks again.
FYI, on my end the patch applies at line 2090. There isn't even a line 2518
in that file. The difficulty for me (who doesn't really know what he's
doing) is tracking where the patch is placed as the driver is
Thanks very much for the updated fix. I'll give it a try.
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 5:44 AM, Kris wrote:
> Josh, follow the steps given by Valentin Neacsu (posted 2007-09-01)
> The file to modify is in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics-1.2.2/src/synaptics.c
> just after the line 2518 where it says:
>
>
Just for giggles, I'm posting again in this thread. I'm finding that in
Lucid (10.04), synaptics 1.2.2-1ubuntu4 is still no better in terms of
accurately registering tap clicks, no matter how I tweak synclient
settings. If anyone can walk me through a patch of this newer driver, it
would be appreci
This will never be fixed, will it? Now in Karmic, the behavior is still
less-than-great. I tried applying the patch to the latest driver, but
I'm failing now to make a version that I can install. Anyone able to do
this? Anyone know if this bug will ever be handled? Thanks.
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If you consider an already malfunctioning driver totally losing a
functionality, then maybe. The original problem here was poor tap-to-
click behavior on specific touchpads, not NO tap-to-click functionality.
Seems to be a driver with problems, though.
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FYI, obtaining the latest source, applying the patch, and rebuilding
per the instructions above still remedies the problem. Also, FYI, I am
running 64-bit, but I think that's not an issue.
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 9:38 AM, Valentin Neacsu wrote:
> Marking as confirmed as per Josh Schneider's comme
I just did a clean install of Jaunty, and lo and behold, the problem is
still there on my e1505/6400 Synaptics touchpad. I think a patch needs
to be incorporated into the driver.
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You re
Thanks for clarifying that.
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 9:09 AM, Nicolas Cavallari
wrote:
> The bug is fixed in Xorg's Git. Not in Ubuntu. (yet)
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I don't remember what I tried, but I didn't get anywhere. The bug also
isn't fixed on my laptop (Inspiron E1505/6400). In Intrepid, it behaves
as it has since I first got this laptop, ignoring most taps in a way
that isn't remedied through sensitivity adjustments.
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Please ignore the first part of my last post. You can still patch, at
least using the "hackish" version. However, I would also like to figure
out a way to get this problem fixed upstream. Any help is appreciated.
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In Intrepid, this method of patching no longer works. There are 7 Ubuntu
patches to the Debian source (I think), and if you manually patch
synaptics.c, the deb won't build. I actually figured out a way around
this once, and now I can't repeat it. Anyone?
Also, can anyone suggest how to pass this b
Upgraded to Hardy, which has a new version of the synaptics xorg driver,
and the problem returned. It still hasn't been fixed. I'm going to try
the same workaround on the new driver soon.
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Thank you, Valentin. This has worked well for me in Ubuntu on my
e1505/6400. Though no one would solve this problem, as everyone was
trying to address it through synclient tweaks.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Looks like others have had similar problems with other applets. I put
this applet on my panel. It doesn't do anything, and I can't remove it.
No further details.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Mon Jun 25 09:19:29 2007
DistroRelease
Yes, actually I'd like to see any evidence that undervolting can damage
a CPU or other hardware. I haven't seen that anywhere. Thanks.
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Binary package hint: klamav
This error shows up when I'm in Gnome. That may be by design (since it's
a KDE app)
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Sun Mar 25 09:23:23 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/klamav
Package: klamav 0.41-0ubuntu1
Packa
Some of us have laptops with lousy heat control, and undervolting is a
great help (not to mention, as Phillip said, that it helps prolong
battery life). The only problem I've ever experienced from undervolting
too much, by one voltage increment, is a system lockup resolved by
rebooting and adjustin
Thanks a lot for these patches. I've had problems with 0.27 starting
properly at boot (and I think I've read every thread related to the
subject), so what about an 0.28 patch for the stock Edgy kernel
(2.6.17-10)? If possible. Thanks again.
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Just to confirm, I'm also running a custom kernel built from the Ubuntu
2.6.15 source, not a vanilla kernel compile. I only recompiled to patch
in linux-phc (undervolting) and in the process did some basic config
tweaks, but all the Ubuntu patches are in there as with the stock
kernel. I'm sure if
Thanks again, Emilio, for the clarification, but only Guido's tip seems
to help me. Still I have to work on it more to see if I can get all
packages installed.
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Well, I still can't figure this out. Changing "control. template" allows
me to issue either a "make" or "sh make.sh" command, but once files are
generated, I don't know how to install them. Trying to use module-
assistant just fails like it did before. I even unpacked the tarball,
modified "control
Thanks for the clarification, Emilio
I think you're right that this problem affects the building of maybe any
module against a custom kernel, and isn't a problem with the fglrx
driver.
Also, you may be right about Ubuntu devs not caring about problems with
custom kernels. They should care, howeve
Same problem here, and it's up on ubuntuforums, too.
Emisca, could you elaborate on your workaround? How did you change the
version number in your fglrx-kernel-source?
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