Hi, I also have the 0000:00:1f.4 and the nfc model (20KG-S03900) and I don’t have this issue. Even my trackpoint now survives resumes/suspends since using 4.19.1 and upgrading all firmware (using windows) (touchpad/trackpoint/bios/thunderbolt).
I can just repeat the steps, which where necessary for me on ubuntu 18.04.1:
Hi, I also have the 0000:00:1f.4 and the nfc model (20KG-S03900) and I don’t have this issue. Even my trackpoint now survives resumes/suspends since using 4.19.1 and upgrading all firmware (using windows) (touchpad/ trackpoint/ bios/thunderbol t).
I can just repeat the steps, which where necessary for me on ubuntu 18.04.1:
1. Removing the blacklisting of i2c_i801 in /etc/modprobe but this is now default in ubuntu 18.04 (see: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/hwe- next/+bug/ 1786574 ) xorg-input- libinput with: 1.12.1- 1_amd64. deb libinput- bin_1.12. 1-1_amd64. deb xserver- xorg-input- libinput_ 0.28.1- 1_amd64. deb the files are available here: https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ xserver- xorg-input- libinput and https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ libinput
2. Installing a newer kernel from mainline ppa: currently using 4.19.2
3. Using libinuput 1.12.1-1 and xserver-
sudo dpkg -i libinput10_
(4.) I also use the padoka stable mesa ppa.
Maybe it would help if we identify the differences between our devices.
Have you tested if a second suspend/resume cycle revives the touchpad?