Bug 1322259

This should be fixed with https://github.com/hughsie/fwupd/commit/aaa07726182cca8c362eb35fcd55e9df56535081 -- I'm guessing you don't get the freeze with fwupd 0.6.3, right?

I tried the version 0.7 from that repository and the problem still there.

I don't think this is anything to do with the problem then. Sorry.

So? Why do you close the bug report and put it under "not a bug"? I am still facing the problem here in Fedora 23 and it should be fixed, what does it mean that users can't use the Software Center properly? Do you usually leave your users with bugs and no-fixes in Fedora?

Does the bug happen in GNOME or is it specific to MATE?

Hmm now that's interesting, I installed GNOME to test whether or not the bug exists or not, and after I logged in to GNOME, the USB mouse automatically stopped working, even without doing anything. Looks like it's a bug in one of GNOME input components.

After checking the /var/log/messages file, I discovered that gnome-software run its daemon automatically after logging in to GNOME to check for possible updates, which causes the same problem again.

The problem therefore is from gnome-software.

After the mouse freeze and when I unplug the USB mouse and plug it again, it works for just 1 second, then it freezes again, with those lines in the log file:

Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received
Apr  4 06:26:09 mypc PackageKit: get-updates transaction /422_dcabbcbb from uid 1000 finished with success after 50ms
Apr  4 06:26:09 mypc gnome-software-service.desktop: (gnome-software:4828): Gs-WARNING **: failed to get updates: no results to show

If you uninstall gnome-software, does the problem still happen when logging into GNOME? If it does, will you believe me that it's not gnome-software at fault?

I already tried, and after removing gnome-software, the problem is gone, I can know log in and use GNOME, therefore the problem is from gnome-software.

Today, I removed MATE & GNOME completely from the system, and installed Cinnamon and GNOME software, and the same problem happened, the problem is not from MATE or Cinnamon or even GNOME Shell, it's from the program.

The funny thing is: Your software is causing the same exact problem on Ubuntu 16.04 here, I had to remove it again in order to get my mouse working, now tell me that the problem is from MATE, not from gnome-software.

Tested on openSUSE 42.1, same thing happens. Therefore I am re-opening the bug cause it is happening because of the software on multiple distributions on different interfaces, beside Fedora 23 itself.

I don't know if anyone can remove "MATE" from the bug's title cause it's no longer about MATE anymore after investigation.

Maybe it's hardware specific btw, but no one asked me for any hardware information or log files until now.

As a really long shot attempt, could you try it with a different mouse?

(In reply to M.Hanny Sabbagh from comment #7)
> Apr  4 06:26:07 mypc kernel: usb 2-6: input irq status -75 received

Similar errors appeared in bug 1219343, which was fixed by adding a quirk to the hid driver.

Does running any of these commands trigger the issue?:

fwupdmgr get-devices
fwupdmgr get-updates

> As a really long shot attempt, could you try it with a different mouse?
Unfortunately I don't have another mouse here, but I will try to get a new one soon.

> Does running any of these commands trigger the issue?:
Yes, running any of them on my laptop caused to happen again

Guess it's from fwupd then.. Right?

Please attach the outputs of "lsusb -v" and "dmesg".

Created attachment 1155953 [details]
output of dmesg

Created attachment 1155954 [details]
output of lsusb -v

Confirmed today with Fedora 24 GNOME desktop and fwupd 0.7.1.

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(In reply to M.Hanny Sabbagh from comment #20)
> Confirmed today with Fedora 24 GNOME desktop and fwupd 0.7.1.
Did you get a chance to try another mouse?

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