samteezy algent Thank you! Yep, the older version of solaar combined with the newest python-evdev isn't presenting the errors, even after reboot, so I think it's an issue with solaar instead.
algent Yep, the older version of solaar combined with the newest python-evdev isn't presenting the errors, even after reboot, so I think it's an issue with solaar instead. I could try to rebuild again solaar v.1.1.2 on build server, but I need your help to check if it fixes the issue.
samteezy algent Let me know how I can help. I'm about to start work for the day so my ability to respond/test is going to be sporadic, but worst case scenario I can test it Saturday morning.
algent samteezy Luckily there is a new release of solaar v.1.1.3 we can try that. https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar/releases/tag/1.1.3
samteezy algent Interesting about your prior comment of python-evdev not listed as dependency, as the release notes for 1.1.2 do list that specifically. https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar/releases/tag/1.1.2
algent python-evdev is runtime dependency, not build dependency. These are two different things. You can check our script here : https://dev.getsol.us/source/solaar/browse/master/package.yml
samteezy algent Ah, thanks for clarifying. This is where a little knowledge, but not a lot, can be dangerous 🙂
algent @samteezy I am digging a little more. Can you try to uninstall solaar, then run sudo usysconf run -f then restart your session by doing log off/in. After that install again solaar.
davidjharder Newest solar has fixed this for me. Required a reboot. It will likely be a while before this lands in the Stable repository. Great work @samteezy spotting the culprit
algent @samteezy Can you test solaar v.1.1.3 please: sudo eopkg it https://packages.getsol.us/unstable/s/solaar/solaar-1.1.3-17-1-x86_64.eopkg I may require a reboot.
samteezy algent Seems to work! Both after initial install, and then rebooting and running usysconf run -f, there are no errors.
