Re: [orca-list] probably compatibility problem of Linux kernel

[Janina Sajka <janina rednote net>]

advantage to doing this from Linux rather than from bios is that it's
easier to turn it back on for some reason that may come up. And, you
don't have to reboot if you do this in Linux.

Janina

Janusz Chmiel writes:
> Dear developers,
> 
>     I think, that some kernel module of Linux distribution, awailable on Ubuntu Live CD have compatibility problem with My notebook. Even without using screen reader option, The Linux kernel module crashes and The notebook stop to respond. The crash occurs very soon after The first boot screen. Who would be so kind and try to analyse The problem and try to modifi The linux kernel module? I can try to send some core developer The error message, if there is any, but if The crash happens without error message, The solution of this problem will be difficult.
> 
> I have disabled The IBM Touchpat mouse in BIOS and I also disabled The Trackpoint device in BIos. I done it because I have problems during typing on my notebook keyboard. The touchpat is too sensitive and when i slightly touch The touchpad, The cursor started to moving to various positions during writing in Word or other edit areas.
> 
> I can give The kernel developer my notebook type, The version of BIOS. The problem do not occur on my second, desktop computer.
> 
> I do not know, which person should I contact. It should be probably some Ubuntu kernel developer or developers.
> 
> Thank You very much for Your answer.
> 

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