I also observed in my Dell laptop similar to Szymon that it relates to Touchpad.
My workarounds-
Soon after booting, stopping and starting systed-udev eliminates all bind and unbind problems and response drastically improves. I used the following commands in sequence-
My understanding-
Before all hardware is discovered properly, bind/unbind start executing when no procedures are available and does not get reinitialized. After stopping and starting, it gets all the procedures in place. Probably, it is booting sequence problem.
I also observed in my Dell laptop similar to Szymon that it relates to Touchpad.
My workarounds-
Soon after booting, stopping and starting systed-udev eliminates all bind and unbind problems and response drastically improves. I used the following commands in sequence-
sudo systemctl stop systemd-udevd systemd- udevd-kernel. socket systemd- udevd-control. socket
sudo systemctl start systemd-udevd systemd- udevd-kernel. socket systemd- udevd-control. socket
My understanding-
Before all hardware is discovered properly, bind/unbind start executing when no procedures are available and does not get reinitialized. After stopping and starting, it gets all the procedures in place. Probably, it is booting sequence problem.