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Hello Guy
I have this issue on a clean install of Kubuntu 10.4.
I've just opened the ticket #588973. I will be more than happy to provide the
necessary information in the new thread.
Fabrice
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> Subject: [Bug 292861] Re: touchpad sensitivity goes down (probably to lowest)
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> @piotrsirko - thanks for providing that info, but we would like to see it
> from the original reporter. We may want to send this bug report upstream,
> but upstream
@piotrsirko - thanks for providing that info, but we would like to see it from
the original reporter. We may want to send this bug report upstream, but
upstream has a hard and fast rule that logs from someone other than the
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Hello Bryce,
I'm not the original bug-reporter, but I suffered similar problems
(explained in comment #6). I just did some tests with Lucid Lynx (64bit)
on the same machine and as far as I can tell, this issue is fixed. After
a resume, all settings seem to be the same as when I entered the
suspend
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test if it still occurs on Lucid?
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Okay, I used synclient to check on the touchpad settings. While the
touchpad was in its insensitive state, FingerHigh had a value of 80.
This was the value in /etc/hal/fdi/policy/touchpad.fdi, though I don't
remember ever changing it. Changing this to a value of around 15 made
the touchpad sensitiv
Sorry, I meant a console command to edit touchpad settings.
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The reset to low touchpad sensitivity occurs in Kubuntu Jaunty AMD64 on
Macbook2,1 whenever X is restarted. Is there a console command that can
be added to a startup script?
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Still occurs in Jaunty. Problem confirmed for Dell D620 / Dell E4300.
For me, the edge-scrolling also doesn't work after standby...
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Still occurs on a D600 laptop using touchpad; running Intrepid Ibex 8.10
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Interesting that it occurs in KDE too. Perhaps this should go upstream
to X.org and they can clue us in on what might be happening.
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I have the same here with Kubuntu Intrepid i386 on a Dell Latitude
E6500. Restarting X / KDM helps with the problem, but this is still
rather annoying.
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I have the same problem (touchpad acceleration seems to be set to
minimum after resume from suspend) under 32bit ibex. Dell Inspiron 6000,
with touchpad.
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I have the same problem. Additional related behaviour: occasionally my
cursor will freeze for a second or two and then start working again.
When this happens my settings are also reset. This seems to happen
reliably when I reconnect to a wireless network (not the first
connection- must be a disconn
Everything goes back to normal if I restart X after suspend
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This is with Ubuntu 8.10
the lspci -vvnn output:
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Similar problem with a HP dv2610us notebook, with synaptics touchpad. The
touchpad sensitivity seems to go to a higher setting after wake-up from
suspend. This doesn't happen after hibernation
I noticed that the touchpad sensitivity is also higher before I login, at the
login screen. I haven't b
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I've got somewhat the same problem on my Dell D820. When I resume from a
suspend, my mouse acceleration is reset to default (although it still
shows my custom setting in the configuration screen). Furthermore, the
'vertical setting' is enabled again although I disabled it in the
configuration scree
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