Doesn't work touchpad on 6.9.0-2.el9ueknext.x86_64

[natomist]

Touchpad works well either 5.14.0-427.33.1.el9_4.x86_64 and 5.15.0-209.161.7.2.el9uek.x86_64
But it doesn't work if I boot with 6.9.0-2.el9ueknext.x86_64

System settings in KDE shows "Touchpad not found" message

I can provide any additional information if you tell me the command I should run.

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[harshimogalapalli]

Hi @natomist

Could you please share these details, which might help us understanding the issue more.

1. What rpms of UEK-next were installed ?
2. What is the type of machine you are using ?
3. Do you see a difference in modules related to touchpad from UEK7 vs 6.9.0-UEK-next ?
   a. difference between dmesg of both UEK7 and UEK-next kernels
   b. difference between $ lsmod , $ lsusb , $lspci outputs

Thanks,
Harshit

[mark-nicholson]

We'll take a look at this issue.

[darrenkenny]

@natomist what type of touchpad is this? Builtin / USB / Bluetooth?

On a working system, can you provide the output of the commands lsmod, and depending on if it is builtin or not, lsusb -v and lspci -v

[darrenkenny]

@natomist - can you check whether this is working for you with UEK-next 6.12.0-4?