You did not. You would know where the config files are and how they are organized. No lies.
no sir. I am at my rope's end. I am hoping you know more than me or have a trick up your sleeve and maybe maybe could solve the problem.
Mr.
TheWhyteCrow
5.4. Xorg Configuration
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/x-config.html
TheWhyteCrow
This one.
Mr.
5.4. Xorg Configuration
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/x-config.html
for your comfort I checked again
Mr.
nothing out of order
Mr.
@TheWhyteCrow @n0madcoder @Pascal3366 there is one thing you don't realize ..... look
Mr.
Mr.
no edevd
Mr.
it is udev who running the show
Mr.
look
Mr.
TheWhyteCrow
Wow. This could be the reason I can't turn my touchpad back on... I disabled it before upgrade to 12.1😂
I am using the mouse so I haven't noticed that... I wish I had read the update information..🤣🤣🤣
Anonymous
no microphone detect on telegram-desktop
Anonymous
i can't record a voice
Anonymous
do you have any idea? (FreeBSD 12.1 RELEASE)
Anonymous
Anonymous
using sndio
./pascal.sh
@TheWhyteCrow @n0madcoder @Pascal3366 there is one thing you don't realize ..... look
Yes I already told you you might have to build xorg with options to enable evdev for libinput
But it could be that it is already implemented in newer versions
TheWhyteCrow
please explain?
Just read the post you have photographed. 12.1 switches to evdev by default which prevents me from turning the touchpad back on by pressing Fn+F10.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
and now I am rebooting to see the effect
TheWhyteCrow
switched to edev or udev????
You need both, udev drives the devices to the kernel and evdev is a method of using them under X, if I got it right.
Anonymous
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
and I did build it with edev. and well, nothing changed
TheWhyteCrow
It is one or the other
This is DEVD x UDEV. On the system you can use both, one or the other will be ignored by Xorg server. Evdev ... No. Read again.
Mr.
This is DEVD x UDEV. On the system you can use both, one or the other will be ignored by Xorg server. Evdev ... No. Read again.
do you know why still udev is picking up the devices?
Mr.
Mr.
I did build and install xorg with edevd
Mr.
could you elaborate
Mr.
anyone any ideas?
Mr.
What I could gather is that current state meaning only libinput can manage input devices and its bug not being able to apply libinput settings is a common knowledge but there isn't any fix for it
Mr.
here is freebsd 11.4 . please look at the differnce. now out if the box after installing only the xorg meta package. I have all the functionality I need
Mr.
🤟🤩
Mr.
TheWhyteCrow
What I could gather is that current state meaning only libinput can manage input devices and its bug not being able to apply libinput settings is a common knowledge but there isn't any fix for it
Please read whole sentences, whole pages, whole articles and understand them. Then, you might stop mixing the terms and thoughts. 😉
Mr.
now , devd is picking the tab
Mr.
Mr.
No, in share/ there are sample configs and hints. Move it there, if you did any edits.
funny you should say this. xorg in freebsd 12.1 is picking the configuration files from /use/local/share/xorg.conf.d
it said at the top of Xorg.0.log
Mr.
😀
Mr.
Any and all.
not helpful. freebsd say : from 12.1 the scheme of things changed. you have udev to manage input devices before that it was devd.
Mr.
am I OK up to this point???
TheWhyteCrow
funny you should say this. xorg in freebsd 12.1 is picking the configuration files from /use/local/share/xorg.conf.d
it said at the top of Xorg.0.log
Maybe I am stuck to good old ways and things are changing. Aren't you Australian?
Mr.
I am under the ruskie's tradition. as the old saying goes. why?
Mr.
bothered you too much???
Mr.
I apologize.
Mr.
could this issue fixes itself by the next 12 release?
./pascal.sh
funny you should say this. xorg in freebsd 12.1 is picking the configuration files from /use/local/share/xorg.conf.d
it said at the top of Xorg.0.log
Oh OK then i was mistaken
I suggested that the file would be /etc/X11/xorg.conf but thats only in the Linux world
Dog
Phoronix
FreeBSD 11.4 Released With Various Hardware Support Improvements, Tooling Enhancements
For those not on the current FreeBSD 12 stable series but currently relying on FreeBSD 11, the FreeBSD 11.4 stable release is now available...
Mr.
thanks 🙏
Mr.
be aware, https://wiki.freebsd.org/SynapticsTouchpad
is useless outdate information and waste of time.
TheWhyteCrow
be aware, https://wiki.freebsd.org/SynapticsTouchpad
is useless outdate information and waste of time.
I was not sure about that because everything worked out of the box when I installed 12.0. Things might have changed by the upgrade, anyway, I always use a mouse.
Mr.
Mr.
this is what I am talking about
Mr.
deprecated values.
Mr.
last time those values were valid was 2017
Carl
Mr.
Mr.
don't get me wrong. I am not showing you. It is a mystery for me as to why it is reading from that location.
Mr.
the installation manual mentions /usr/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
Mr.
I managed to make a touchpad working in 11.4 but not in 12.1 😭😭😭
Mr.
Why? What's this nonsense 😡
Mr.
Words of wisdom.
./pascal.sh
What exact problems are you facing now with your touchpad? I was running freebsd 11.2 with synaptics on my old laptop and had zero issues.
Mr.
Lovely. Now I don't have touchpad and keyboard.
Mr.
How should I suppose to type.
Mr.
Didn't freebsd developers think of that?
./pascal.sh
Nice is there finally consumer risc-v hardware aside from the development board availiable?