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Keyboard deactivate on closing lid

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mxmeunier

Hello there,

On my fresh Slimbook (Evo 14 AMD Ryzen AI9 365 with EndeavourOS), I encounter a problem when I close the lid. After closing it, everything shows and run like normal except that my keyboard seems not to respond at all.

I can be fixed either by hard reboot the laptop or closing / opening the lid multiples times. I would say that 80% of the time the keyboard got "deactivated". This is annoying and I have no clue where to begin to debug this.

Does anyone encountered this same behavior ? I don't know how to check if it's a hardware or software issue even if reason would say it should be a OS configuration problem. But my install is very new and I haven't mess anything yet. Actually running GNOME X11 because I got weird artifacts on both Wayland (KDE and GNOME). Haven't noticed this bug on Wayland, but could be.

Thanks !


Evo 14 AMD Ryzen AI9 365
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Good afternoon, mxmeunier
This behaviour gets fixed by installing one of our packages `slimbook-quirk-i8042-reset`, this packages installs a patch to reset the keyboard after coming from suspend

You can install it with our repositories in your system, I will link you a tutorial on how to add them https://slimbook.com/en/blog/guides-2/post/add-the-slimbook-repositories-on-linux-71

Also, I will link you which packages are necessary for your device to work properly, you can find which here: https://slimbook.com/en/blog/guides-2/post/software-and-drivers-evo-meta-package-495

The necessary packages are installed to provide stability both in X11 and Wayland, as well as hardware quirks that the device needs to fix suspend issues

Regards,

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mxmeunier
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Very effective, thanks !

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mxmeunier
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Do you recommend installing every package from your repository or are they more relevant for the slimbook OS ?

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mxmeunier
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Hello, mxmeunier
Not all from the repository, as some of them are specific for some devices (the meta ones specifically)
The only package/s that you should have are `slimbook-meta-evo` and its dependencies (which include `slimbook-quirk-i8042-reset`)
In the link I sent lists all the packages if you want to know which packages include `slimbook-meta-evo`, but installing `slimbook-meta-evo` is enough

Regards,

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Ok I haven't realized that slimbook-meta-evo was also a package and only did the slimbook-quirk-i8042-reset. I've now installed the slimbook-meta-evo and slimbook-meta-gnome. 

Thanks for you reactivity
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