Aramika
Not sure in how far related but it seems as if the laptop might be infected with a virus writting "v" endless where ever possible so that nothing can be used.To inform, as my person usual has less troubles with such, using just given: after download of Bhantes files getting "CRSF Attack"s.
So maybe Bhante Varado , again considers to abound worlds ways and tool and stay on the Gems side. It would not work differently within this Simas.
Things are at least, or usually on one side purified here, if not on both.
Kana will remove the new edition attachment out of security that no one gets harmed, not able to check not using certain security at all, aside of tripple refuge.
Vandami Bhante _/\_
Where did Bhante encounter a "CSRF attack"? Was there a warning on the accesstoinsight.eu website?
I somehow cannot imagine how an uploaded file would cause such, so I don't think it has to do with any file sent by Bhante Varado.
If there is a warning about CSRF displayed it means there is some kind of mechanism on the site (DokuWiki I guess) to recognize and prevent possible cases of such attacks (which are generally caused for example by "malicious" (or maybe just misplaced or misconfigured) links from another website to the "targeted" website for the "attack", so nothing to do with the content of uploaded files.) But such prevention mechanisms would generally work in a way that could give rise to false alarms in case of bad internet connection if I am informed correctly.
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If
This product has 1 year warranty and is entitled to depot repai service. Customers may call their local service center for more information. Dealers may provide carry-in repair for this product.
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I Kana also asked Bong Sophoeun ( Sophorn ?) and Bong Ieng Puthy , both will go to visit Bhante tomorrow and next day. May she help
me bring the Sangha Laptob back to repair in Phnom Penh.
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Sadhu
(In such case: Is it fine to kep keep the tablet and send just the key-board, since scan ID is also incl. on the key board alone, and tablet works fine and in use. Since continue work would be possible and no special "danger" of data lose or need for back up making)
Hi SamanaJohann!
Thanks for posting in the Community,
You can check the specific key if it's somehow stuck, not aligned with the other keys or it feels different when you press it. Also, remove the keyboard and try a power drain,
https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht500564
Put the keyboard back and check. If it's still the same, remove it again and reset. Make sure to backup files first to avoid data loss. Here's the link,
https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht500564
Update us with the result.
Sadhu!
The devoted giver of the idea-pad tried to solve it. The shop in Phnom Penh couldn't solve, couldn't repair and told that they would need the whole device, not only the keyboard and sending it to China, it would take 3 month +
Maybe you may have another solution, as not replacement for 3 month could be used.
See also here: http://forum.sangham.net/index.php/topic,9466.msg20055.html#msg20055
Seems to be another time "trouble" with keyboard or what ever, Nyom Moritz . Laptop wasn't turned off total by stuck in time-displaying, not reacting. "Brutal" trun off, then wishing to start, boot does not work automatical but gives a menu at a ace called "GRUB". If able to get it run, there is steady writting "1" or "\" or other keys. Not sure where to try to fix. Last time it was some matter with "battery", if right, and to get that done, "drain" was suggested by reinstall of system, if my person got it right. If any idea, maybe Atma could follow such further and of course nothing that is that importand.
(If the battery is internal, please just skip the remove/replace battery steps.)
1. Turn the unit off
2. Remove the battery and the Mains adapter
3. Press and hold the front power button for 30 seconds
4. Replace the battery and the Mains adapter
5. Turn the unit on as normal
As it seems the automatic key-press issue only happens while the keyboard is attached, one could maybe simply boot the laptop with the keyboard taken off.The same line of ways is found above, Nyom. As told: reinstall system worked last time, other didn't. Maybe it's a "wet-air" issue and just met accidentally in the way of last time. Please no worry at all.
The issue is maybe more widespread with these models of laptop, as found similar here in the Lenovo support forums (this case for Lenovo MIIX-520, and the Sangha laptop model is MIIX-320, but probably they are similar in parts): MIIX 520 stuck key issue (https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-based-Tablets/MIIX-520-stuck-key-issue/m-p/4098004)
In that case mentioned in the support forum, the laptop still had warranty, was sent back to Lenovo and got a new keyboard, after which there were no issues anymore. So there was apparently a physical problem with the keyboard. Probably not easy/possible to fix that by oneself, or without replacement.
As I remember, there is also a USB keyboard at the Ashram? Surely much less comfortable, if wanting to work with it without the laptop keyboard attached, having to put the screen upright in a stable and convenient position. But it might be a possible workaround.
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In another support topic (https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-P-Y-and-Z-series-Notebooks/Keyboard-key-keeps-pressing-on-its-own-Lenovo-y50-70/m-p/3958005), regarding another different Lenovo laptop, this solution was recommended, suspecting a static charge problem, and trying to fix it by doing a discharge:Quote from: Krakken on Lenovo support forum (https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-P-Y-and-Z-series-Notebooks/Keyboard-key-keeps-pressing-on-its-own-Lenovo-y50-70/m-p/3958005)(If the battery is internal, please just skip the remove/replace battery steps.)
1. Turn the unit off
2. Remove the battery and the Mains adapter
3. Press and hold the front power button for 30 seconds
4. Replace the battery and the Mains adapter
5. Turn the unit on as normal
So, take away all sources of electricity (cable, battery if possible), then press the power button for a long time. Then give electricity again. It seems this worked for at least one person, with a different laptop. One could try...
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As told: reinstall system worked last time, other didn't. Maybe it's a "wet-air" issue and just met accidentally in the way of last time. Please no worry at all._/\_ _/\_ _/\_
xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device"
xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device Touchpad"
sleep 5 && xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device"
sleep 5 && xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device Touchpad"
sleep 5 && xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device" && xinput disable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device Touchpad"
xinput enable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device"
xinput enable "HAILUCK CO.,LTD Lenovo HID Device Touchpad"
zip -r udev.zip /etc/udev && lftp www-data:[password]@sangham.net/storage/ && rm udev.zip