http://ubuntuforums.org – I had 9.04 on my HP Pavilion DV6570, everything worked fine until I decided to install 9.10. I installed a fresh setup and now I can't use my broadcom wireless, when I go to Hardware drivers to enable proprietary drivers there is nothing to activate, no wireless driver, no graphic driver! (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hi forum! None of my mices seems to work atm but i can see that they are connected by watching `lsusb` and `dmesg`. I can also watch the inputs from them in realtime bby doing `sudo less -f /dev/inout/mouse2`. The strange thing is that my touchpad works as normal. This affects bluetoothmices aswell. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – All works fine until I move the mouse cursor on the monitor to either the bottom of the screen or to the right of the screen. It then disappears from the monitor and re-appears onto my laptop screen. There is no way I can then get control back onto the monitor screen. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Ive looked around a bit and cant find anything recent on this so here goes. Before i upgraded to 9.10 i could suspend using the hot key on my keyboard, i could not how ever use the hibernate hot key. I could also use the suspend AND hibernate buttons on the K menu and both worked fine. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – When i install Ubuntu 9.10, My Laptop keyboard is not working, then after a while my mouse that i have connected via USB stopps responding but trackpad keeps working, when i unplug my mouse and plug the mouse in again, it doesn't even get the lights on on my mouse.. it looks like USB port stopped working or something.. My laptop: (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hello! I, along with a few others on these forums, have an Acer 5920 laptop, which is equipped with both a Synaptics Touchpad, and a set of touch-sensitive media keys, which are, in fact, a second synaptics touchpad. Previously, we had been able to use gsynaptics to configure the touchpad behaviour by this: (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hello. Just installed fresh copy of ubuntu 9.10 on my Fujitsu siemens T4210 Taplet PC. At first the taplet-pen did work perfectly, but not this time at this reboot. Havent changed anything, the only thing i have done is installed wine. I have googled and did my best to find information, but i find it confusing and i'm not sure what to do. So, what to do? (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Running Ubuntu 8.04.3, I have a HP Photosmart C4483 all in one. It prints OK but I cant scan, Xsane will not detect it. Its connected via USB. I have libsane-extras installed but cant get it to work. Any ideas? (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hi everyone. When I tried 8.04 from disk about a week ago, the only problem I had was the above transposed " and @. I went ahead with the full install anyway, and after reboot the problem had disappeared. I assumed that the software had auto-detected the keyboard and sorted the problem. Since then I have upgraded through 8.10 and 9.04 with no recurrence. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hey everyone, I have an HP G50-111NR notebook with an Atheros AR5001 Lan adapter in it. What I am trying to do is get the connectivity indicator status LED that's inside the wifi button to change from colors Orange to Blue to indicate that it is, in fact connected. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – My screen keeps doing this weird thing where it gets all distorted with weird colors and such. It's hard to explain, so I got a screen shot. Any idea what's wrong or how to fix it? (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Wonder if anyone can help and save me a reinstall? My wifes AAO with Jaunty crashed last night and corrupted the filesystem on one of the cards so I reinstalled (with Karmic). It's nearly there but: 1. Despite setting it up as UK, the keyboard is running in American mode i.e "@" is showing as """ and vice versa (Hardware)
Email this page
