2010/2/1 Otto <ottoteixe...@ig.com.br>
> I'll try that when I get home, but it doesn't seem it will help. The other > keys (like screen brightness) still work. Even sound keys work (showing > volume window), that just don't have any effect. Doesn't look like a > shortcut problem. > > But I'll try and return here a few hours later. Thanks. > > 2010/2/1 António PT <acmps...@gmail.com> > > Try adding these groups: dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev users >> scanner netdev powerdev fuse >> >> The groups from the person who you asked them might not have the group >> responsable for keys. >> >> If that doesn't work, try modifying the settings in System > Preferences > >> ... something keyboard shortcuts ... (sorry I'm a KDE user, former Gnome >> user). >> >> Cya. >> >> 2010/1/31 Otto <ottoteixe...@ig.com.br> >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I had Debian Lenny working 100% with my Lenovo 3000 N200 laptop. All keys >>> working flawlessly. >>> >>> Then I accidentally removed myself from all groups with usermod. To fix >>> things (like having no sound, since I removed myself from audio group) I >>> asked someone which groups he was part of and then added myself to them. >>> >>> I now have audio back, but the sound keys are not working as expected. >>> They even popup up volume control window and the volume bar moves, but that >>> has no effect. It's like if that window is associated with a different >>> mixer. >>> >>> alsamixer works and so does Gnome's sound applet. >>> I want to make them work back as they were before I messed my groups. >>> >>> >>> Thanks >>> >> >> >
