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This behavior seems limited to handling KF_E0 keys, as I have not reproduced it with Space or any letter keys.
I have only reproduced it on galp3-c. oryp5 produces the related atkbd warning, but not the key repeat behavior. gaze15 does not produce either (works correctly).
Unsure if this is a problem in the EC itself or something in Linux.
Steps to reproduce:
Configure system to not lock on suspend
Open terminal
Run systemctl suspend
Press any to wake from suspend
As soon as the display turns on, repeatedly press any KF_E0 key (e.g., up arrow key)
Actual behavior:
First several key presses appear to work correctly. Eventually a single press is "missed". Then several appear to happen in rapid succession, as if it is "catching up" to the key presses. Finally, either the key itself or a seemingly arbitrary key is pressed. If you stop pressing the key at about this point, this arbitrary key will repeat indefinitely.
E.g.: Pressing up will typically result in 8 being repeated, and pressing down will typically result in 2 being repeated.
A warning is issued by Linux about handling the key.
atkbd serio0: Unknown key released (translated set 2, code 0xe0 on isa0060/serio0).
atkbd serio0: Use 'setkeycodes e060 <keycode>' to make it known.
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This behavior seems limited to handling
KF_E0
keys, as I have not reproduced it with Space or any letter keys.I have only reproduced it on galp3-c. oryp5 produces the related atkbd warning, but not the key repeat behavior. gaze15 does not produce either (works correctly).
Unsure if this is a problem in the EC itself or something in Linux.
Steps to reproduce:
systemctl suspend
KF_E0
key (e.g., up arrow key)Actual behavior:
First several key presses appear to work correctly. Eventually a single press is "missed". Then several appear to happen in rapid succession, as if it is "catching up" to the key presses. Finally, either the key itself or a seemingly arbitrary key is pressed. If you stop pressing the key at about this point, this arbitrary key will repeat indefinitely.
E.g.: Pressing up will typically result in
8
being repeated, and pressing down will typically result in2
being repeated.A warning is issued by Linux about handling the key.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: