Opened 22 months ago
Last modified 8 weeks ago
#18214 new bug
PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse non-functional on Dell Precision 5520
Reported by: | smontanaro | Owned by: | PreetpalKaur |
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Priority: | normal | Milestone: | Unscheduled |
Component: | Drivers/Input/PS2 | Version: | R1/beta4 |
Keywords: | Cc: | ||
Blocked By: | Blocking: | ||
Platform: | x86-64 |
Description
I just started Haiku R1/beta4 from a USB thumb drive on a Dell Precision 5520. The keyboard and mouse don't work, though a external USB keyboard and mouse do (so I have a workaround).
Happy to provide more details, but I know zero about Haiku at this point, so don't know what's available or really where to look.
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Change History (15)
comment:1 by , 22 months ago
comment:2 by , 22 months ago
Summary: | Keyboard/Mouse non-functional on Dell Precision 5520 → PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse non-functional on Dell Precision 5520 |
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comment:3 by , 22 months ago
Component: | Drivers/Input → Drivers/Input/PS2 |
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Specifically in this case, a syslog would be very useful to start investigations (the link in the previous comment should give you info on how to get that)
comment:4 by , 22 months ago
Thanks for the feedback and the link. Alas, it seems I have bigger fish to fry in the form of no network either. ifconfig -a
just shows a loopback device and the Network preferences popup only shows Services, no network device. Syslog (typing, as I can't really export) shows lots of lines like this:
KERN: register_domain(1, internet) KERN: unregister_domain(0xfffffffa3a23a80, 1, internet)
Ooh, ooh, ooh... After a reboot I do have builtin keyboard and trackpad! Here I was trying not to be insane (by trying the same thing multiple times hoping for a different result), and it turns out a bit of insanity would have helped!
I attached the syslog file. The first and second boot logs should help you figure out what might have changed between the two boots. I spent a fair bit of time staring at it to see if I could figure out the networking issue. It's a Qualcomm Atheros, which seems to support PCIe (as does Haiku, right?).
comment:5 by , 22 months ago
KERN: PCI: device 003e: QCA6174 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter
Unfortunately this is an "ath10k+" device, which neither FreeBSD nor OpenBSD have a driver for, so we don't either, so you are out of luck.
comment:6 by , 22 months ago
Not a lot of info in the syslog indeed,
on the failed attempt:
2373 KERN: ps2_hid: init_hardware 2374 KERN: ps2_hid: init_driver 2375 KERN: ps2_hid: publish_devices 2376 KERN: ps2_hid: uninit_driver 2377 KERN: loaded driver /boot/system/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/input/ps2_hid ... 2852 KERN: ps2_dev: reset failed: Operation timed out 2853 KERN: ps2: devfs_publish_device input/mouse/ps2/0, status = 0xffffffff 2854 KERN: ps2: devfs_publish_device input/keyboard/at/0, status = 0x00000000 2855 KERN: ps2: keyboard reset failed, status 0x80000009, data 0x00 2856 KERN: ps2: keyboard probing failed 2857 KERN: KeyboardDevice: error when opening /dev/input/keyboard/at/0: No error 2858 KERN: ps2: devfs_unpublish_device input/keyboard/at/0, status = 0x00000000
on the succesful one:
5274 KERN: ps2_hid: init_hardware 5275 KERN: ps2_hid: init_driver 5276 KERN: ps2_hid: publish_devices 5277 KERN: ps2_hid: uninit_driver 5278 KERN: loaded driver /boot/system/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/input/ps2_hid 5279 KERN: usb_hid: keyboard device unhandled control 0x00002710 5280 USER 'KS': Notify of added/removed/started/stopped device 5281 Last message repeated 2 times 5282 KERN: usb_hid: keyboard device unhandled control 0x00002710 5283 KERN: ps2: devfs_publish_device input/touchpad/ps2/synaptics_0, status = 0x00000000 5284 KERN: ps2: devfs_publish_device input/keyboard/at/0, status = 0x00000000 5285 KERN: ps2: keyboard found
This may need a build of the PS2 driver with more tracing enabled. Are you willing to build Haiku yourself to investigate this? If not, I should look into making this tracing easy to enable with a configuration file instead of having to recompile the driver.
comment:7 by , 22 months ago
I'm happy to try building Haiku. My days of rebuilding the Linux kernel on a daily basis were many years ago, but I'm still comfortable with building other stuff (like Python — used to be a core developer). Let me see how I do with this:
https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/building
I will report back on my success. If I get that far, you can let me know how to increase tracing of the PS/2 driver.
comment:8 by , 22 months ago
You likely need to only rebuild haiku.hpkg, i.e.
$ jam -q -j<N> @nightly-raw haiku.hpkg $ pkgman install path/to/built/haiku.hpkg
after you have configured, etc. of course.
Note that if you are on x86_64, you will need the cross-tools even if building Haiku on Haiku, as the system toolchain cannot produce x86-32 binaries needed for the bootloader. (You can also comment out the lines which add the bootloaders to haiku.hpkg, as they aren't actually needed unless you are trying to install Haiku, and then skip building the crosstools and use host tools instead, which is what I usually do.)
comment:9 by , 22 months ago
(Feel free to drop by our IRC/Matrix channels and ask around there if you run into trouble, of course. Plenty of knowledgeable people, myself included, are often around to help out with such things.)
comment:10 by , 22 months ago
I'd say it's better to start with the official/documented procedure before starting to take shortcuts like these?
comment:11 by , 22 months ago
I got the tools installed on my laptop (Xubuntu 22.04) and built a nightly image with no problem. When dd'd to my USB stick it doesn't turn up as a bootable device when I reboot though. I've jumped over to the Matrix channel to get some help.
comment:12 by , 22 months ago
Matrix came through. I build the wrong image (@nightly-raw instead of @nightly-anyboot).
comment:13 by , 22 months ago
I also forgot to mention: to enable the PS2 tracing you need to uncomment the TRACE_PS2 define in https://cgit.haiku-os.org/haiku/tree/src/add-ons/kernel/bus_managers/ps2/ps2_common.h
After doing this, if the PS2 ports are working you will get a lot of tracing in the syslog (at every keystroke and mouse move). This also considerably slows down the input handling.
Have a look at https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/welcome/en/bugreports.html for hints on what info to include.