Deepin] keyboard does not work after folding from the laptop?

We
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Deepin Version: 15.9.3

Hi folks, I installed deepin on the laptop and it works great, only when I flip the laptop and open it again does the keyboard work. When I start the laptop, but again, the keyboard works.

Do you know how to fix that works, the keyboard even after unfolding?

Al

Do you know how to fix that works, the keyboard even after unfolding?

In addition one should get out why that is so.
Is acpid installed and active with you?

systemctl status acpid

And what is in the log file?

journalctl | egrep "error | fail"

Linux Hase

We

This was the command "" systemctl status acpid

https://hastebin.com/...otadopo.rb

That came out with the command "journalctl"

https://hastebin.com/...ffeescript

We

I also noticed that when I retire the laptop, the same thing happens.

Al

Active: active

OK, the daemon is already running.

You are currently reading messages from other users and the system.

This means that you did not execute the command as root, please repeat.

Apr 14 16:46:48 nia-PC daemon / dock [6802]: dock_manager_xevent.go: 154: WindowError {code = 3, seq = 1192, major = 2, minor = 0, bad = 73400325}

The dock is not working properly. However, should not have any influence on the keyboard

I also noticed that when I retire the laptop, the same thing happens.

Is not it the same state that is used when closing the cover?!

Linux Hase

We

"Is not it the same condition that is used when the lid is closed?!" oh yes, I've noticed now.

That came out with the root right (Sudo su)

"systemctl status acpid"

https://hastebin.com/...ijafupi.cs

"Journalctl"

https://hastebin.com/...pocavuw.pl

Al

https://hastebin.com/...ijafupi.cs

The command does not matter if it is used as normal user or as root, it is uncritical.

https://hastebin.com/...pocavuw.pl

Please use the correct command!

journalctl | egrep "error | fail"

Nobody wants to read the irrelevant stuff in thousands of lines
That is why grep only searches for lines containing the strings error or fail [also failure and failed).
For me, there are just 144,282 lines without grep and 14,690 with grep

Linux Hase

ro

Which notebook do you use? Problems with hibernation under Linux are unfortunately not very rare with laptops. In particular, if e.g. ACPI was sloppily implemented by the hardware manufacturer. Under Windows, such problems are compensated with drivers so that the user is not aware of the incorrect implementation. Under Linux, these drivers are not available and the problems are just then noticeable. Maybe you can fix it with a BIOS update or with special boot parameters for your Linux system. In general, I can also recommend you for the future to buy an officially linuxkompatibles notebook. I have been using a notebook from Tuxedocomputers with Linux for several years now and have never had a problem with it.