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Hi Nicky, |
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i had the same problem on my Powerbook G4. Even with an external keyboard. I |
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bootes my SuSE partition and changed the keymap. I used the full filename of |
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the keymap not just US or DE. That worked. |
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regards |
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Joerg |
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----- Original Message ----- |
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From: "Nicky Peeters" <nicky.peeters@×××××××.be> |
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To: <gentooppc-user@g.o> |
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Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 10:42 PM |
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Subject: [gentooppc-user] Weird Keyboard problem on a powerbook after |
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install |
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> Hello , |
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> |
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> I just installed gentoopcc on my Pismo Powerbook , and the install went |
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> very smooth. |
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> After I compiled my kernel and made some last configurations I rebooted |
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> and my fresh gentoo booted just fine. |
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> But when I got my login prompt I noticed that my whole keyboard was |
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> mangled. Not in a qwerty vs. azerty way though. For example 8 is now |
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> return , and space = n etc... |
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> And since I was stupid enough not to emerge openssh before rebooting, |
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> I'm stuck with a perfectly installed distro , but no way of fixing whats |
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> wrong. |
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> I hope its an ADB driver problem because then I can plug-in a USB |
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> keyboard and hope that will work. |
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> I've searched the web and mailinglists , but cannot find any info about |
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> the problem. |
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> Does anyone have a clue about what went wrong ? |
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> Thanx in advance, |
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> |
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> Nicky Peeters |
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> Belgium |
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