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> Marco: Did this bug was fixed for you in Gutsy?
Hi Milan.
Actually its me who is experiencing this. since I was offline, i asked Marco to
report it.
This is my scenario:
Using Ubuntu Hardy fully updated on Ctrl+Alt+F7.
On Ctrl+Alt+F9 there was a
for me this problem is fixed in Gutsy ... but the synaptic scroll area
are not working on the second display
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The problem still exists in hardy,
And the mouse pointer is not visible.
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latest update solved the reported for me to, thank you all for the
prompt solution
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Latest upgrades fixed the problem for me!:) Thanks!
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> Nope, that bug exists with or without this fix :-/
> Good to go on this one then. Thanks again!
I separated the bug 144193 now since that was my original problem that
clicking does not work, but mouse (touchpad) moves.
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having the same trouble on a dell 6400. will try the fix will we see it
included in gutsy??
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Fix works fine for me, thanks.
@Andrew Jorgensen
Maybe your mouse problem has something to do with this Bug #138094.
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On Fri, 2007-10-12 at 15:13 -0600, Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
> Actually, it looks like this may introduce a new bug where when changing
> back to the first VT the mouse moves but no longer clicks. Am
> investigating further.
Nope, that bug exists with or without this fix :-/
Good to go on this one
Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
> Fix works on Dell C600. Thanks!
Actually, it looks like this may introduce a new bug where when changing
back to the first VT the mouse moves but no longer clicks. Am
investigating further.
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Tested on Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop, The fix works! Thanks for this
great work!
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* Bodge around LP: #68370. Something is opening the device even after
we've switched away from the VT. The easiest way to handle this is
to refuse to open unless we're on the current VT.
-- Matthew Garrett <[EMAIL PROTE
Oh yes! Thanks A LOT to everybody who worked on this! Launchpad DOES
work =)
I'm really happy to see results for the work we all do too, and of
course, special thanks to developers who worked hard on this to make
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> The update is still not released. How did you test it?
>
> darren a écrit :
> > Woo hoo. Launchpad does work ;)
I assumed he meant something more like "community works" or "yay
sometimes bugs get fixed!" We haven't tested the fix yet but our voices
were heard.
I also w
The update is still not released. How did you test it?
darren a écrit :
> Woo hoo. Launchpad does work ;)
>
>
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Marking Fix Committed, Matthew indicates there is an upload queued to
fix this
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On Wed, 2007-10-10 at 20:20 +, Matthew Garrett wrote:
> Something is calling XOpenDevice after the VT has been switched away but
> before the new X server has grabbed it. The easiest workaround is for
> the driver to check whether the vt semaphore is currently held, and if
> not then fail the o
0.14.6-0ubuntu10 is queued.
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Confirming this bug and my seven year old son won't switch user to get into his
own account (with web filters etc) next time, but use my login or who ever is
on ...
The only workaround I've found is to "switch between instances: CTRL-ALT-F7 and
back to CTRL-ALT-F9 to get the mouse loose again"
Something is calling XOpenDevice after the VT has been switched away but
before the new X server has grabbed it. The easiest workaround is for
the driver to check whether the vt semaphore is currently held, and if
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importance of this bug.
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Just to bump this one a bit more: This is the only major bug that my
wife has to deal with fairly often. She calls me to tell me the
computer "crashed again" too often.
Do we have a really good idea about what package the bug is in? We
should be looking at openSUSE and Fedora to see if this has
using latest update of gusty and having the same prob, either using ctrl+alt+FX
or the new user applet.
Changing users will touchpad not work
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sorry, forgot to tell I'm on Gutsy Beta
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Same problem here:
Dell Inspiron 630m
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All of us can already tag (and untag) bugs, and, the embarrassing tag
has just born.
Here you can see all bugs with this tag,
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=embarrassing
now just use it wisely and spread the word :) Followup on bug #149775
for a voting system proposal whi
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On Sat, 2007-10-06 at 10:14 +, Brian Barnes wrote:
> I second "embarrassing".
>
@Brian
Please also add a comment to bug #149775 if you believe tagging or
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On Sat, 2007-10-06 at 08:32 +, Milan wrote:
> Should be high! Just look at the subscribers list! ;-)
> IMHO, it should be in the milestone bugs for rc. This bug is avoiding for 50%
> of the computers one of the important new features of Gutsy.
>
I have filed the proposed feature under bug #1
I second "embarrassing".
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On Sat, 2007-10-06 at 08:32 +, Milan wrote:
> Should be high! Just look at the subscribers list! ;-)
> IMHO, it should be in the milestone bugs for rc. This bug is avoiding for 50%
> of the computers one of the important new features of Gutsy.
>
I personally believe there should be a new sch
On Sat, 2007-10-06 at 08:32 +, Milan wrote:
> Should be high! Just look at the subscribers list! ;-)
> IMHO, it should be in the milestone bugs for rc. This bug is avoiding for 50%
> of the computers one of the important new features of Gutsy.
>
I vote for release critical high priority!
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Should be high! Just look at the subscribers list! ;-)
IMHO, it should be in the milestone bugs for rc. This bug is avoiding for 50%
of the computers one of the important new features of Gutsy.
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Thanks for this!
I don't know if it should be high or medium, because this bug will
happens on 100% of laptop computers ( which may represent 50% of all
computers ) and will inevitably lead people to think that their computer
crashed. I my point of view, that's high!
At least if we keep medium pr
Im bumping the importance up to medium due to the applet being enabled
by default and alot of users with synaptics touchpads, I had a few
people today tell me today it should be higher so i read it and after a
while decided to raise it for reasons above.
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I can't use the mouse on the VT8 after having switched user either.
Running updated Gutsy Tribe 5.
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Corrected version to #2 from my previous post:
2) I have a weird behaviour that hasn't been mentioned above: So long as
two users are running (even after fixing it by Ctrl-Alt-F7 and Ctrl-
Alt-F9), using the trackball will also simultaneously move the mouse up
and down. (So you have to move it bac
I'm writing to make three points:
1) Yes, if whoever sets the Importance rating wants Ubuntu on laptops to
spread among the non-geek populace, this really need to be fixed! I am
no dummy, but I don't know enough to figure this out on my own, and it
took me a couple of months to learn about this a
I have filed a new bug 144193. I have consistently the problem that the
touchpad works on the second X display otherwise, but buttons do not
work. If using an external mouse, its buttons still work. Also if I
manually switch back to the first session, unlock the screen and switch
back, the buttons
I Agree the importance for this bug should be raised, since it's a
default feature of Ubuntu these days, and we're all used to do this in
Windows also. Therefor, since this affects everyone using Synaptics
Touchpad - which AFAIK almost every laptop does, this should be a pretty
important feature to
Agreed - I can confirm this problem on my Acer laptop. This bug makes
multi-user features unusable.
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Given the level of comments, perhaps the importance of this bug should
be re-appraised.
Setting back to confirmed - please reappraise.
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That is because you are serialising the displays. The reason the mouse
doesn't work is because of parallel contention between the display.
Your workaround stops the contention from happening.
All of it points to a fault in the driver.
On 9/13/07, Andrew Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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No, that's the only file affected.
Please check /var/log/Xorg.log.0 which shows messages for your latest X
session if you have problems with shared memory.
I have a Dell laptop and was having problems even though I had SHMConfig set
to true. The problem was that the synaptics driver failed to load,
I'm still a newbie but I would like to learn how things work. I was reading
this: http://www.x.org/archive/X11R6.8.0/doc/xorg.conf.5.html
and I started to wonder if there are some other copies of xorg.conf -file where
I should define 'SHMConfig' 'true'?
The thing is that I had to define 'SHMConf
What I have noticed is that X seem to stop reading xorg.conf properly
when switching users. In Ubuntu, if I try to start graphical interface
System>Settings>Touchpad, there's an error displayed: "GSynaptics
couldn't initialize.You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or
XF86Config to use GSy
Here's the result of my test on gutsy tribe 6 :
1. Logging to user 1
2. Switching to user 2
Result: Touchpad doesn't work
3. Going back to user 1 with Ctrl-Alt-F7
4. Running "sleep 20 && zenity --error"
5. Switching to user 2 with Ctrl-Alt-F9
Result: Touchpad works!
6. Wait >20s
Result
@wvengen
Thanks for trying it. As far as I can tell you did this basically the
way I did it. Did you see the error dialog when you went back to VT7
again?
It's curious that you didn't see the same behavior as me as I was able
to reproduce it on two machines, one running feisty and one running
g
1. Logging into main desktop session
2. Switching user
Result: Touchpad doesn't work
3. Going back to main session with Ctrl-Alt-F7
4. Running "sleep 20 && zenity --error"
5. Switching to 2nd session with Ctrl-Alt-F9
Result: Touchpad works
6. Wait >20s
Result: Touchpad works
Did you mean
I have discovered new and important information about this bug.
It seems that the bug is triggered whenever a window in the other/old
session steals focus. This explains why locking the first session
before running switch user is a workaround. In that case the focus has
been grabbed before the n
I agree this really has to be a target for Gutsy and needs to be
critical.
Almost every single laptop user can not switch user without logging out
and then back in. How can that not be critical?
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this should be a top priority bug. due to this bug I can not fully use
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I can confirm that there is also a problem with an HP Pavilion Laptop, running
Feisty.
CTRL-ALT-F7 and back to CTRL-ALT-F9 fixes it (I haven't tried the patch).
The bug seems to have been around for a long time now and would encourage it to
be fixed. A lap-top at home is often shared with one's p
I totally agree with Unggnu that priority of this bug should be higher.
I believe that using Ubuntu on laptops is becoming quite popular and
also the need for multiuser sessions.
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I can confirm this. It is still present in Gutsy and the only solution
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bug priority shouldn't be low since the Gnome "user switcher" is
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Linux has crashed.
-
the patch doesn't work for me, still have the same issue and the same
Xorg outputs
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switch again to the first X server, and then back again to the new one.
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After stage 6 on Nicolò:s guide I got the attached warning. Language is
Finnish and it says something about secret key which is not found.
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To be honest I know just enough to be able to figure out which packages
were missing when I tried to compile it, based on the instructions in
the comments, and added those in.
I haven't had much cause to experiment with apt-get, so I wasn't aware
of those commands. Using apt-get to get the sour
yes it is possible (and easier)
1) apt-get source xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
2) wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8354070/patch
3) patch -p0 < patch
4) sudo apt-get build-dep xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
5) cd xserver-xorg-input-synaptics*
6) sudo dpkg-buildpackage
7) cd ..
8) sudo dpkg -i xserv
sorry but, is it possible to substitute step 1 with
apt-get source xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
and step 4 with
sudo apt-get build-dep xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
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Step 5 grabs a couple of dependencies needed to compile it. Might solve
the problems Saïvann Carignan is seeing.
1. Download Synaptics source from:
http://web.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html
2. Extract the files
3. Change eventcomm.c according to the patch
(Run patch, or manually paste th
Same problem here !
With my HP Nx9420 :(
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Agreed!
On 8/20/07, Nicolò Chieffo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now that fast-user-switch-applet is enabled by default, we really need
> to change the priority of this bug...
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Now that fast-user-switch-applet is enabled by default, we really need
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I can't get the synaptic sources to compile.. the make command gives a
lot of errors :
synaptics.c:809: attention : implicit declaration of function «GetTimeInMillis"
synaptics.c: In function «ControlProc":
synaptics.c:1783: erreur: «Success" undeclared (first use in this function)
synaptics.c: In
Oh, I forgot the patching step:
1. Download Synaptics source from
http://web.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html
2. Extract the files
3. Change eventcomm.c according to the patch
(Run patch, or manually paste the rows in the EventDeviceOffHook method)
4. Run 'make'
5. Run 'sudo cp synaptics_dr
Thanks David,
Your patch works great and solves the problem.
The following steps were needed:
1. Download Synaptics source from
http://web.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html
2. Extract the files
3. Run 'make'
4. Run 'sudo cp synaptics_drv.so /usr/lib/xorg/modules/input/'
5. Reboot
Have you
The x input driver fails to ungrab the device when switching away from
one user's display, making it impossible for the new user's display to
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I wanted to use an external monitor for giving presentations with an HP
dv4000 laptop running Edgy. The output was extremely wavy with
i810switch, so I followed the instructions here:
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The mouse froze
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What informations could be useful to find out where this bug is located? DEV?
Anyone?
Here is my xorg and my xorg.log while changing to a new user.
Maybe this is usefull to someone out there ;-)
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I don't really understand why but in some combinations the touchpad is enabled
in the second display too...
If I do: switch users the touchpad is not usable at all.
to enable it I must do
ctrl-alt-f7 (back to normal display)
ctrl-alt-f8 (console vt)
alt-f9 (back to the new display, with the touchp
I've also had this issue on a brand new Dell Inspiron E1505. Clean
install of Feisty Fawn. I've noticed there hasn't been any activity on
this particular bug in a little white, other than it's been confirmed.
Now that Dell will be selling Ubuntu preloaded, I can only assume this
will be an issue un
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I have the same problem on a VAIO S3XP with a clean install of feisty
(format of / and new account on /home)
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Same issue on my mom's laptop after recent upgrade to Feisty. Attempting to
switch users yields same "Synaptics Touchpad can't grab event device,
errno=1022" - although both X processes are identified by fuser as having locks
on /dev/input/event1
xorg.conf has been untouched since dpkg-reconfi
I have the same problem with feisty:
When I do Switch user, the touchpad is not working.
However, if I go back to the old display (using CTRL-ALT-F7), and then
back (with F9), it works fine.
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With the latest update the "lockscreen and then do switch user" trick
suddenly works flawlessly. (?)
Sometimes I need to switch between instances: CTRL-ALT-F7 and back to
CTRL-ALT-F9 to get the mouse loose again, but it works!
I have attached my xorg.conf
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> well, the touchpad should always work...
> Anyway in my case it does not work even after the login. but works if
> I ctrl-alt-f7 to the first X session...
> Have you got the opti
Yes, but getting there means we need to find out where the problem lies
first.
Fiddling, trying out things narrows it down to where the issue is. THEN we
can focus on that particular thing in the hopes that we can fix it ;-)
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> All these work-a
well, the touchpad should always work...
Anyway in my case it does not work even after the login. but works if
I ctrl-alt-f7 to the first X session...
Have you got the option SHMConfig on in xorg.conf??
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All these work-arounds are NOT a way this thing should work. In my
opinion it should be fixed properly, so that a novice user can get
expected behavior..
Thanks, Alex.
On 3/28/07, MeneM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Agreed, I get the same.
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> When you lock the screen and use that "switch user
Agreed, I get the same.
When you lock the screen and use that "switch user" button you can
indeed relogin with a different user and the mouse works.
Unfortunately, in that case the screen stays blank on the second login.
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Confirmed in Feisty for me. I have had the same problem in Dapper and
Edgy.
Sometimes, I can sometimes get around the problem by instead of choosing Switch
user do the following:
1. Choose Lock Screen
2. Poke the mouse to get rid of screen-saver
3. Click Switch user
4. Log in as normal for that u
It seems previous versions experienced similar issues:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/65785
Which is Ubuntu Dapper.
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Another confirmation from a Feisty user here.
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I can also confirm this problem on Herd5
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Just to inform you... the SHMConfig option does not help (it was just a
try)
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