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Sat, 10 Jun 2006

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In my rush to get the last podcast done, the sound quality was a lot worse than it should have been. I have done some experimenting, and the next pod/car cast will have better sound quality for sure. I know what I did wrong, and the same mistake will not be repeated.

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dapper drake dazed and confused
Ubuntu's dapper drake (6.06) on my HP Pavillion dv5040us is driving me crazy! The touchpad cursor has a mind of it's own! This wa NOT a problem with breezy (5.10). Since upgrading though, I have nothing but problems. It's a little better since disabling tap to click in xorg.conf, but it's still a problem. For the most part, I can use the laptop, but I still have to more than occasionally "reset" the touchpad's ability to select and click, by dropping out to a virtual console (ctrl-F1) and dropping back into to X-windows (ctrl-F7). This is WAY more than just a little irratating! I have tired everything short of a new kernel or a clean install (this was an upgrade from breezy). I have tried boot options: acoi=off, noapic, nolapic, pci=noacpi, pci=routeirq; I have tried module optons pcmouse=proto.bare, and pcmouse=proto.imps; I have tried 3 different synaptics drivers (including one outside the repositories); I have tried many different synaptics xorg.conf options as well. /var/log/messages keeps telling me stuff like:

laptop kernel: [4329915.038000] psmouse.c: TouchPad at isa0060/serio4/input0 lost sync at byte 1

and

laptop kernel: [4330728.139000] psmouse.c: TouchPad at isa0060/serio4/input0 - driver resynched

Those messages happen (almost always) at the same time I have to "reset" the cursor by dropping in and out of x-windows.

The most progress I have made is with the kernel boot option acpi=off, but this causes my wireless to stop working, and gives a message saying something about bcm43xx cannot registerirq

If anyone out there has the solution or knows someting I can try, please let me know. If there is a way to make this work, and still have wireless, life would be great. As it is now, life stinks!

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