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Eduardo Duenez wrote: |
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> Actually I had a similar problem with an Ultra 10 a few weeks ago |
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> (except only the lowercase "b" was the problem) and I posted to this |
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> forum (do a search). Unfortunately, I know of no solution (though I |
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> don't really use the GUI very much at all). |
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Do you mean your 'b' doesn't work on Xorg but works on console / fbconsole? |
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> Eduardo |
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> Zhang Weiwu wrote: |
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>> Okay, I already spend 2 hours on this tiny problem. A wast of time. I |
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>> could not manage to get the keyboard (comes with Ultra5) working |
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>> correctly on Xorg. |
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>> The closest configuration to working is (from /etc/X11/xorg.conf) |
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>> Section "InputDevice" |
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>> Identifier "Keyboard0" |
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>> Option "XkbModel" "sun" |
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>> Option "XkbRules" "sun" |
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>> Option "XkbLayout" "sun/us" |
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>> Driver "kbd" |
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>> EndSection |
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>> In this configuration, these keys does not work: |
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>> j,k,l,;,',z,x,c,v,b,n,m,,,.,/ |
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>> (separate by comma) |
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>> Also Enter and Shifts does not work (pressed is like not pressed, |
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>> nothing happens) |
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>> The other keys are working. However, on console all the keys are |
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>> working correctly. |
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>> I googled around without luck: people never mention this kind of |
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>> problem that keyboard works partially. Anyone give me a hint? |
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