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Help with mouse not clicking
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In order to make the kernel option persist, you will have to add the option to your bootloader config. Ubuntu probably uses grub, but in any case, I never can remember how to configure any of the bootloaders. Someone here can probably help out (or it'll be a quick search away, I'm sure).
Not the same distro, but on my system, the relevant file is located at
/etc/default/grub. Find the line that saysGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX, uncomment it if necessary, and add your kernel parameter to it (mine hasGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_enforce_resources=lax", for historical reasons). Then rungrub-mkconfigwith appropriate arguments to regenerate your grub configuration.