So I had got everything working on my NB30 under 10.10 and I went and updated to 11.04... daft I know.
Everything works with the tried and tested fixes on here except the touchscreen which works on startup but fails after suspnding and resuming. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this?
Thanks folks!
NB30 11.04 touchscreen
Re: NB30 11.04 touchscreen
I had this problem too, and fixed it.
I actually had the same issue (working fine until sleep/wake) with my wireless. I just applied the solution I found for that to the touchscreen and it worked.
Previously I'd been manually unloading and reloading the wifi module with these two commands after every resume from sleep:
Which worked, but was a bit cumbersome. This forum post pointed to a website that told me how to get the computer to do this automatically:
http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.ph ... t=15#p5165
you need to create a file called unloadmodules, in the directory /etc/pm/config.d/ and put a line in it like SUSPEND_MODULES=”r8192e_pci hid_egalax” with a space separated list of all the modules you want given a kick on resume (you can use lsmod to list the ones active on your system).
The original post tells you to use vi, which is what I used, but it can be a bit scary so this line should create/overwrite (so check there's nothing there first) the file with the single line in it:
Note that there's a closing double quote and then a single closing quote before the > character. A reboot and that should be you.
I actually had the same issue (working fine until sleep/wake) with my wireless. I just applied the solution I found for that to the touchscreen and it worked.
Previously I'd been manually unloading and reloading the wifi module with these two commands after every resume from sleep:
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sudo rmmod r8192e_pci; sudo modprobe r8192e_pci
http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.ph ... t=15#p5165
you need to create a file called unloadmodules, in the directory /etc/pm/config.d/ and put a line in it like SUSPEND_MODULES=”r8192e_pci hid_egalax” with a space separated list of all the modules you want given a kick on resume (you can use lsmod to list the ones active on your system).
The original post tells you to use vi, which is what I used, but it can be a bit scary so this line should create/overwrite (so check there's nothing there first) the file with the single line in it:
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sudo echo 'SUSPEND_MODULES="hid_egalax"' > /etc/pm/config.d/unloadmodules