06-11-2021, 02:48 AM
(06-06-2021, 09:53 PM)BCB Wrote: I tried to run your requested code below in Konsole, and got nothing, no reply just a new line.
[root@pbp b]# dmesg | grep -i input
[root@pbp b]#
Not sure whats up.
You're probably running with the audit enabled, which fills up the kernel ring buffer and hides the kernel boot messages. The easiest way to go around that would be to reboot your PineBook Pro and run the command immediately after the reboot.
(06-06-2021, 09:53 PM)BCB Wrote: Its a bit of a bummer, these settings don't seem to be working on yours and I am sure others PBP's. Only thing I can think to add is mine is an ANSI keyboard layout version.
The touchpad firmware is the same for both variants of the PineBook Pro (ANSI and ISO), which means that the touchpad should behave the same regardless of the variant. I also have an ANSI PineBook Pro, but I'm not willing to update the firmware on it, at least not yet. If I manage to create a patched version of the keyboard firmware that leaves the keyboard at its "stock-like" behavior, I might give it a try; see this post for further information.
(06-06-2021, 11:50 PM)KC9UDX Wrote: Hwell... This is a problem with using NetBSD, I guess: Too much uptime. I hadn't rebooted in over two months, apparently. Embarrassingly, a reboot solved my everything's-a-double-click problem.
The good news is that your touchpad is fine.
