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I've found that the problem doesn't occur while running XFCE - I
installed xubuntu-desktop and with no change to my hardware I've had no
recurrence of the problem. So much for the idea that it's a hardware
issue.
Is there a way I could try out the GNOME components one at a time to
identify the so
I see a similar problem on Karmic (9.10).
I installed Karmic using a wireless keyboard/mouse (using an IOGear 2.4
GHz multimedia keyboard) and had absolutely no problems when using the
graphical installer.
However, after the system starts the desktop (I have auto-login turned)
on, I have less tha
I ran lshal --monitor to see whether that would produce anything useful.
It gave no output except for "Start monitoring devicelist" and a line of
hyphens, until the problem occurred,at which point it gave:
14:27:00.381: usb_device_46d_c505_noserial_if1_logicaldev_input condition
ButtonPressed = m
This bug is still present in Karmic, and adding "AutoAddDevices" "off"
no longer works around it. Switching to a VT and back still temporarily
fixes the problem, but only if it hasn't become so severe that the
system is completely unresponsive.
I'm not sure what you would need to reproduce the bu
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** Package changed: ubuntu => linux (Ubu
After reading http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-
Lists/FreeBSD/stable/2009-02/msg00306.html I've stopped using HAL to
detect my mouse and keyboard. I added the following to my xorg.conf:
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AutoAddDevices" "off"
EndSection
And then uncommented the line
At the suggestion of a friend, I ran xev; the problem seems to be
accompanied by a frenzy of focus in / out events (see attachment).
Anything else I can provide?
** Attachment added: "xev.out"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24479655/xev.out
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Wireless keyboard stops accepting most (but not al
Sadly this is still happening in Jaunty beta. It's making the system
unusable as the GTK apps use up 100% of the CPU finding and losing and
finding the keyboard again. I'm happy to turn on whatever debug options
are needed to diagnose the problem - please could someone get back to me
about this b
BTW, I'm not saying that signal strength is unrelated - it just seems
that low signal strength causes the GUI to believe it has no keyboard,
so the components that depend on the presence of a keyboard become
inactive; however when signal strength increases, the GUI fails to
recognise that the keybo
It's definitely not just a positioning thing - moving the keyboard
around can cause the keyboard to stop working, but never to start. The
ctrl-alt thing happens even if the keyboard is on a flat, unmoving
surface like the floor, and it doesn't work with similar key patterns
such as ctrl-shift.
I'
I have a similar keyboard/mouse (the cordless desktop S 510), and I
often have the same problem.
Mine is nothing to do with ubuntu, it's just the poor signal strength of
the logitech cordless desktop products. You mention that pressing
ctrl+alt+del will restore functionality. The key to that is
** Attachment added: "output of lsusb -v"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20278493/lsusb-v.log
** Tags added: input keyboard usb xorg
** Description changed:
- Since upgrading to Ibex, I've had a problem with keyboard input. I use
- a Logitech Cordless Desktop Pro wireless USB keyboard.
+ Sin
** Attachment added: "xorg.conf"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20278484/xorg.conf
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** Attachment added: "output of lspci -vvnn"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20278480/lspci.vvnn
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