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pietinger
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| RIA77 wrote: | | Yep, no multilib here, solved! You were right! |
I am happy to hear this ! 
... but I am sorry, I dont understand what you mean with "multilib". 
This setting is necessary if you have an AMD NOTEBOOK and has no influence to a MULTILIB-system or a NO-MULTILIB-system. It doesnot matter which kind of system you have; only important is this kernel option. |
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juniper
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2023 5:23 pm Post subject: |
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| logrusx wrote: | In addition to others, I have to say that I have a Legion and I think it has the same touchpad and wiring. I can't explain why, but genkernel seems to be unable to produce an intramfs that is capable of bringing my touchpad up. I wondered why it worked with gentoo-kernel and noticed it used dracut. I decided to try it and it seems dracut does something genkernel does not, because since then I haven't had an issue with the touchpad.
If you use initramfs which I believe you should be as this is an UEFI boot, try dracut.
p.s. I can confirm pietinger's suggestion as unloading the designware platform module shuts down the touchpad and modprobing it again fixes it.
Best Regards,
Georgi |
A little resurrection because I just got a lenovo.
This was (sort of) my solution. I use genkernel on gentoo-sources normally, but my touchpad wasn't working. There was another suggestion to use a distribution kernel gentoo-kernel-bin, which pulls in dracut and uses it. This worked. No idea why.
Not sure how to use dracut with gentoo-sources. |
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