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I have a 4th gen Lenovo Carbon X1, and gnome-shell shows an orientation lock icon in its status menu, even though the screen doesn't actually rotate when I flip the laptop. With the help of Bastien, we tracked this down to the acer-wmi driver being...subpar. The issue is being discussed here: http://www.spinics.net/lists/platform-driver-x86/index.html#09227 It would be great if the Fedora kernel team could help getting this resolved. Since we now have iio-sensor-proxy and good support for accelerometers and such devices in the desktop, the driver bugs are now directly affecting the user experience.
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Might be fixed by: http://www.spinics.net/lists/platform-driver-x86/msg09702.html Not sure whether that's landed in a Fedora 25 kernel.
I think I can still see this with kernel-4.9.11-200.fc25.x86_64 Acer AO756 I have log full of Feb 27 18:07:26 localhost.localdomain iio-sensor-prox[778]: Could not open input accel '/dev/input/event9': Operation not permitted And gnome-shell shows an orientation lock icon in its status menu, even though the screen doesn't actually rotate when I flip the laptop.
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Running Fedora 25 (4.10.12-200.fc25.x86_64) journalctl -f outputs the following May 06 10:45:33 localhost.localdomain iio-sensor-prox[868]: Could not open input accel '/dev/input/event9': Operation not permitted
This bug still exists and spams the journal log with errors every second.
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