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I have similar problem, my BlueTooth stopped working (I use BT mouse) and Ubuntu now disconnects all my devices:

georg@ThinkPad:~$ hcidump
HCI sniffer - Bluetooth packet analyzer ver 2.2
device:...

Thank You so much, this really made/saved my day!
I had non-functional mouse buttons on Wacom Graphire3 mouse/tablet and dpkg-reconfigure fixed it
after I installed xserver-xorg-input-wacom ...

So are you up and running using your own compiled driver from open-source driver source code?
If so, I could try using first USB-stick test installation of 10.04.3 LTS and if all is OK, upgrade...

I'm watching this topic, but I prefer to wait for offcially supported/tested version of RR17xx OpenSource driver for Ubuntu 10.04

So far on 8.04 i get same warning message during compilation:
...

Any news on HighPoint releasing RocketRAID 1740 driver for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS ?
That would be cool...

I love this machine, it works flawlessly, just wondering how could I speed up my array?

georg@server:~$ sudo hdparm -t /dev/sda1

/dev/sda1:
Timing buffered disk reads: 196 MB in 3.01...

I can't help with kernel issues :confused:

Good stuff guys!
Anyway I stay with 8.04 Hardy for longer support period.
Do you use also Highpoint Web Management Console?

SOLVED HERE:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7802074#post7802074

Wow, redownloaded source (just to make sure, it's same version 2.2 :)), unpacked, checked readme (note the latest tested linux kernel is 2.6.25, I'm running 2.6.24-24-generic), than:

~$ cd...

I think this is about my situation (quote from ReadMe):


Can someone guide me how to build new driver and update at the same time? I guess I allowed back-up cration during kernel update process,...

AHA, you must run it with sudo:

georg@server:~$ sudo hptsvr
Otherwise you get "Driver is not loaded" error message:

georg@server:~$ hptsvr
mknod: `/dev/rr174x0': Permission denied
Driver is...

That above is the same for me.

README says only this: "If you can't connect to local system, please check if hptsvr is running on
the system. If not, start it manually by running "hptsvr""...

This is inside MY hptcfg file, I remember, I had to use echo to create it:
depending on your controller name, use echo command as follows:

echo <your driver module name> >/etc/hptcfgwhere <your...

I did my kernel update on 24th July and since then I have performance issues (huge delays) with my RAID.
First I suspected SAMBA was causing those delays, but today I noticed same poor performance...

sorry :-k

The way above did not work for ME (editing /etc/rc.local).

Disabling USB mouse support in BIOS (leaving USB controller enabled ;) ) solved MY problem with PS2 mouse not working/freezed.
see...

true, but I had to use "make" like you did, since february they posted Ubuntu drivers on http://www.highpoint-tech.com, unfortunately they did NOT work for me (8.04 LTS, x86_64bit fresh install)
Now...

Great, this way it worked for me.Strange that manufacturers driver doesn't work and user has to use "make" on souce.