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i made a clean default setup with
arch
latest kernel - 2.6.29 i think
xorg 1.6.1
video-intel-legacy
on a 865G intel box + tried usb and ps2 keyboards + usb mouse
when i start X the mouse and keyboard dont work (and i have to hard reset the box) in all of the setups i tried. the AutoAddDevices fix suggested before does not work this time
- without xorg.conf
- with auto-generated xorg.conf (X -confogure)
- with the automatic conf +
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AutoAddDevices" "False"
EndSection
- with tiny xorg.conf containing only
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AutoAddDevices" "False"
EndSection
- with dbus/hal enabled and disabled in rc.conf
how i make it work
Last edited by ash (2009-04-30 19:01:41)
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same for me..
I tried it with hal and dbus running, and with AutoAddDevices disabled..
Still no chance...
I also did a clean install today
Last edited by lhyanor (2009-04-30 17:44:13)
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Do you have xf86-input-evdev installed?
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Yes... there has been uploaded a new version, maybe it is broken?!
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i have xf86-input-evdev 2.2.1-1
a new version of what package ?
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Anything suspicious in the Xorg.0.log?
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Same here (with me) I got newest version of xf86-input-edev the same that ash have.
Last edited by SpeedVin (2009-04-30 17:59:37)
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thats the one thing i find disturbing about arch..
it would be so easy if i could just emerge an older version of evdev...
Last edited by lhyanor (2009-04-30 18:06:40)
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ah sorry, no nothing suspicious
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install
xf86-input-mouse
xf86-input-keyboard
to make it work again
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mhh strange.. i am sure that i had them installed
i will try it again!
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i have them installed.
do you have hotplug disabled?
it still does not work
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the setup that works to me now is
automatic xorg.conf with the AutAddDevices False (disable hotplug) lines
dbus and hal enabled in deamons
this lines instruct xorg to use xf86-input-mouse/keyboard instead of evdev. ie it looks like with evdev there is no point in xf86-input-mouse/keyboard
Last edited by ash (2009-04-30 18:26:16)
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it works now, after uninstalling xf86-input-synaptics (?!)
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whaaaat
is that a notebook computer ?
mine is a desktop with gigabyte 8ig1000mk board
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yes.. its a Thinkpad T40p
strange thing.. i dont use the touchpad anyway. So its fine for me now
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i dont think the touchpad 'has' to conflict with mouse / keyboard
if you want to try to get it to work boot some other linux and then copy xorg.conf (add the AutoAddDevices line)
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ash thank you that's work but I remeber I installed them before (maybe in another/eraliaer install).
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funny thing.. the xorg.conf was copied from my gentoo installation....
there its working just fine
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