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Ever since I installed arch earlier, it's been impossible to use the mouse or keyboard. The mouse kind of freezes then unfreezes if I move it any more than extremely slowly, and keys seem to randomly not work (I have to type my password 3-4 times on average). To give you an idea, it took me over 5 minutes to type and correct what I've written in this post so far. What could be wrong?
EDIT: To clarify, mouse is a trackpad, my external mouse seems to work better.
Last edited by tkbx (2014-02-26 03:44:46)
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Bad disk drive (lots of I/O errors)
Page Faults / Page Swapping to the point where the system is thrashing?
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Bad disk drive (lots of I/O errors)
Page Faults / Page Swapping to the point where the system is thrashing?
It was working fine 3 hours ago under Debian, so I doubt there's a problem with the disk drive, and I haven't made a swap partition yet so it couldn't be thrashing related, right?
I should probably clarify, the mouse isn't "freezing", just kind of "getting stuck" for a fraction of a second every second or so, making it tough to actually put it somewhere I need it
Last edited by tkbx (2014-02-26 04:02:18)
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How much free memory have you? What is the output of free -t ?
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I have the same problem! I don't know what happen, I tried using the linux-lts and nothing...
the only solution is disable the touchpad and use external mouse
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