Maximilian Luz

@kitakar5525 Thanks for the correction, are you sure it's 16 bytes and not 17 for data? From the DSDT the payload should be 19 bytes minus the 2 bytes specifying...

@kitakar5525 No worries! Shouldn't make much difference, only if the command takes some arguments or more data I guess. One thing you could maybe also try is to log the...

Wrong button, sorry!

No idea, sorry. IIRC we have a remotely similar problem for the SP17 type-cover backlight issue (https://github.com/qzed/linux-surfacegen5-acpi/issues/4) where we'd have to extend the functionality of a HID driver.

I've written a short how-to for bumblebee/optirun [here](https://github.com/qzed/linux-surfacebook2-mshw0153#setting-up-the-dgpu-for-use-with-bumblebee-and-the-official-nvidia-driver-on-arch-linux). Essentially, you need to manually run `sudo nvidia-modprobe` before you can use `optirun`. > Of course now the dgpu has to be...

Bumblebee itself shouldn't be the issue, rather `optirun`. Although I think it should work with pretty much any version provided that the nvidia driver does work. Something I forgot to...

@kitakar5525 I'm not using touch/stylus that extensively on Linux, but I haven't had this happen on my SB2. Could be due to a difference in CPU/iGPU models?

@kitakar5525, @condemnedmeat > The IPTS behaves as if it is working well until ipts_send_sensor_quiesce_io_cmd() is sent (by turning the display off/change sensor mode manually from debugfs). This could be a...

@condemnedmeat > This wouldn't be appropriate? I didn't want to criticize the method, just wanted to say that you'd have to re-compile the kernel every time you want to add/remove...

@condemnedmeat Right. At the moment I don't think the crashes are faulty hardware. The phantom touches might be, but I doubt the crashes are. On the Microsoft page of the...