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would like to thank for this distro, it seems a very promising.
like on first contact.
if you dont mind please the following "bugreport" on tried and tested laptop T420.
1. used latest excalibur with xfce4 iso
2. text install (not-expert)
3. install and first-boot-fine - xfce4 asking for (desktop-icon-layout) upon entrie into GUI
4. installing updates - after updates reboot -
5. unfortunately after reboot the touchpad and pointing stick no longer respond.
(maybe you can see the error from screenshot)
tried also with expoert - install - it seems function, but then i get no wired-connection (disconnected) , maybe did something wrong.
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edit> with LXDE the same happen, maybe it is only peculiar to the laptop, however, upon first boot *befor upgrade the touchpad-pointing stick function<
noticed there is error msg upon booting like @failed to create CE channel -22
edit2> seemto have found solution here https://computingforgeeks.com/fix-touch … ues-linux/
sudo modprobe -r psmouse && sudo modprobe psmousebrings touchpad&point stick back, to make permanent, edit
/etc/rc.localand add
modprobe -r psmouse
modprobe psmouse
Last edited by kapqa (Yesterday 10:50:35)
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I recommend you to upgrade the whole system allowing all the changes in /etc/init.d/
I did just that, and all went well. Now gparted is indeed launching as expected. 👍
NB: possibly related to the choice of encoding during the upgrade process, the console is currently not accepting diacritics (and other symbols like square and cube). They are not available in the terminal emulator, and a decryption passphrase with diacritics will be rejected at reboot time.
EDIT: the encoding issue can easily be fixed by running dpkg-reconfigure locales.
Last edited by prospero (Today 15:16:47)
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i get no wired-connection (disconnected) , maybe did something wrong
Upgrade snetaid again
edit2> seem to have found solution:
sudo modprobe -r psmouse && sudo modprobe psmouse
psmouse should be loaded by vdev-modprobe.sh early on during boot, as it scans the input and serial subsystems, amongst others. I haven’t experienced any problems with the touchpad on my laptops. Perhaps that particular machine requires a 2nd vdev-modprobe.sh pass later on. I’ll add a 2nd run in the next vdev build.
If you work systematically, things will come by itself (Lev D. Landau)
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