I have a Dell Dimension CPx keyboard problem where it will only use the
blue (function) item when those keys are struck. I believe it is just a setup
problem but Dell won't help me. If you cannot help, can you tell me who
can?ThanksJohn T. Chapman
ggyao 2005 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> when I installed the debian, I had an option to install a predefined list of
> softwares.
> Later I can also recall this option by "tasksel". when the selection screen
> show up, I
> can move my cursor to each item. BUT after I pressed "Enter", there is n
when I installed the debian, I had an option to install a predefined list of softwares. Later I can also recall this option by "tasksel". when the selection screen show up, I can move my cursor to each item. BUT after I pressed "Enter", there is no any installation prcess happening, and I simply co
Hi,
I had also to reconfigure xkb/symbols/pc/{pc,de}. I mapped the keypad
keys to the normal keyboard symbols.
Now I can no more use the keypad but I don't need it.
Cheers,
Steffen Schuler
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Hi,
meanwhile I solved the problem with the overlayed keypad.
I had to configure:
/etc/X11/xkb/types/extra
/etc/X11/xkb/types/basic
To use the config I had to configure my display manager to call the
Xserver with the +kb option.
Now I can switch between the keypad and the basic keys on the keyboard
Hi,
meanwhile I solved the problem with the overlayed keypad.
I had to configure:
/etc/X11/xkb/types/extra
/etc/X11/xkb/types/basic
To use the config I had to configure my display manager to call the
Xserver with the +kb option.
Now I can switch between the keypad and the basic keys on the keyboar
--- Harald Husemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I just installed Debian Sarge latest version on my
> DELL Latitude C600 (german
> keyboard version). I installed german keyboard
> layout, and choosed GNOME as
> window-manager (The keyboard layout in GNOME is set
> to de-deadacute
Hi folks,
I just installed Debian Sarge latest version on my DELL Latitude C600 (german
keyboard version). I installed german keyboard layout, and choosed GNOME as
window-manager (The keyboard layout in GNOME is set to de-deadacute).
So far, everything's fine, except of one thing drivin' me nuts
Ionel Mugurel Ciobica wrote:
On 17-06-2004, at 16h 25'16", Emil Carlsson wrote about "Keyboard problem"
I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
key that
Thanks, actually, now I got a full keyboard and then some ;)
norton wrote:
this one: | ?
I have no idea what you're talking about 8-)
guess the name: bar.
if you go to /usr/lib/X11/locale you'll see a lot of locales for your
computer... pick one, say, iso8859-1
cd iso8859-1
and see the Compo
thank you, it solved half my problem anyway... the other half is the
single bar ont alt gr and that key... now I got the < and the > (thank
you again). Do you know the name of the bar? it's like a capital I or a
common l but larger... do you understand what sign I mean?
/Emil
norton wrote:
Ionel Mugurel Ciobica wrote:
On 17-06-2004, at 16h 25'16", Emil Carlsson wrote about "Keyboard problem"
I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
key that gener
On 17-06-2004, at 16h 25'16", Emil Carlsson wrote about "Keyboard problem"
> I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
> swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
> key that generates < and &
Thanks, actually, now I got a full keyboard and then some ;)
norton wrote:
this one: | ?
I have no idea what you're talking about 8-)
guess the name: bar.
if you go to /usr/lib/X11/locale you'll see a lot of locales for your
computer... pick one, say, iso8859-1
cd iso8859-1
and see the Compose file
I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
key that generates < and >. It's fairly hard to program without them ;)
I realized the problem when I started to study C and was going to make
my firs
thank you, it solved half my problem anyway... the other half is the
single bar ont alt gr and that key... now I got the < and the > (thank
you again). Do you know the name of the bar? it's like a capital I or a
common l but larger... do you understand what sign I mean?
/Emil
norton wrote:
well
On 17-06-2004, at 16h 25'16", Emil Carlsson wrote about "Keyboard problem"
> I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
> swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
> key that generates < and &
I've gotten my keyboard to work just to the brink of one key! I need a
swedish keyboard but it won't give me the key left of the space key, the
key that generates < and >. It's fairly hard to program without them ;)
I realized the problem when I started to study C and was going to make
my first
Hi,
I've posted this to the laptop list and got no answers. Have anybody
experienced this problem before?
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but then the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears. Not enen "ctrl alt
Hi,
I've posted this to the laptop list and got no answers. Have anybody
experienced this problem before?
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but then the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears. Not enen "ctrl alt
It also works on debian stable 2.2 kernel
Any Tips.
Hector
Hi,
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable 2.4.18 I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears.
It will work with Suse or M$.
What is the work around for th
It also works on debian stable 2.2 kernel
Any Tips.
Hector
Hi,
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable 2.4.18 I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears.
It will work with Suse or M$.
What is the work around for th
Hi,
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable 2.4.18 I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears.
It will work with Suse or M$.
What is the work around for this?
Thanks In Advance
Hector
Hi,
After booting the 1st Cd Debian stable 2.4.18 I am able to enter "bf24"
at the boot prompt but the keyboard will no longer respond when the
choosing keyboard screen appears.
It will work with Suse or M$.
What is the work around for this?
Thanks In Advance
Hector
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Received at 2003-05-14 / 21:37 by Konjet kurabachew:
> my keyboard doesn't work when i type Y is Z, Z is Y
> how can I fix this?
looks like you have a wrong keymap, try
dpkg-reconfigure console-data
hth,
sebastian
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That remarkable Wed, May 14, 2003 at 09:57, Konjet kurabachew wrote:
> my keyboard doesn't work when i type Y is Z, Z is Y
> how can I fix this?
maybe you do not have the correct layout for your keyboard
you can use xkeycaps to choose it.
I hope it helps
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Dept. of
my keyboard doesn't work when i type Y is Z, Z is Y
how can I fix this?
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Coolness! It works!
Though I had to use the latest ACPI patches with kernel 2.4.21-pre6. Changing
the code with my previous kernel didn't work.
Standby, Suspend and Hibernate don't work, though. I guess I need to try the
swsusp patch. But the Thinklight, Brightness, Volume, ThinkPad, HV Expansi
Coolness! It works!
Though I had to use the latest ACPI patches with kernel 2.4.21-pre6. Changing
the code with my previous kernel didn't work.
Standby, Suspend and Hibernate don't work, though. I guess I need to try the
swsusp patch. But the Thinklight, Brightness, Volume, ThinkPad, HV Expansi
Am 2003.04.01 12:03 schrieb(en) Matthias Kretz:
Hi Matthias,
Hi, there are a lot of error messages, yes. Do you have the ECDT
patch in your
kernel? Did you update your BIOS? And if yes, how can I update the
BIOS
without a floppy drive or Windoze?
I have a patched ECDT table compiled in the ker
Am 2003.04.01 12:03 schrieb(en) Matthias Kretz:
Hi Matthias,
Hi, there are a lot of error messages, yes. Do you have the ECDT
patch in your
kernel? Did you update your BIOS? And if yes, how can I update the
BIOS
without a floppy drive or Windoze?
I have a patched ECDT table compiled in the kernel
Hi, there are a lot of error messages, yes. Do you have the ECDT patch in your
kernel? Did you update your BIOS? And if yes, how can I update the BIOS
without a floppy drive or Windoze?
Now to the error messages:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dmesg
Linux version 2.4.21-pre5-acpi-preemptible-1 ([EMAIL PROTEC
Hi, there are a lot of error messages, yes. Do you have the ECDT patch in your
kernel? Did you update your BIOS? And if yes, how can I update the BIOS
without a floppy drive or Windoze?
Now to the error messages:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dmesg
Linux version 2.4.21-pre5-acpi-preemptible-1 ([EMAIL PROTEC
Am 2003.03.29 22:42 schrieb(en) Matthias Kretz:
Hi,
Using this new kernel the keyboard works like a charm, BUT all the
buttons
stop working, the battery information is gone, the Thinklight doesn't
work
anymore and the brightness buttons have no effect anymore. I find it
a lot
more important t
Am 2003.03.29 22:42 schrieb(en) Matthias Kretz:
Hi,
Using this new kernel the keyboard works like a charm, BUT all the
buttons
stop working, the battery information is gone, the Thinklight doesn't
work
anymore and the brightness buttons have no effect anymore. I find it
a lot
more important to b
> APM:
> working suspend to ram mode
> working standby
> working buttons
> working thinklight
> working battery status
working hibernation
> ACPI:
> working clock
> working power off after shutdown
> working keyboard
working full duplex ALSA drivers (without ACPI i did get a lot of artefacts in
t
> APM:
> working suspend to ram mode
> working standby
> working buttons
> working thinklight
> working battery status
working hibernation
> ACPI:
> working clock
> working power off after shutdown
> working keyboard
working full duplex ALSA drivers (without ACPI i did get a lot of artefacts in
t
On 0, Matthias Kretz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The whole trick was to use ACPI. I got myself the 2.4.21-pre5 kernel and
> patched it with acpi-20030228-2.4.21-pre4.diff.gz (the latest available at
> that time). Furthermore you need to get the ECDT overrides from
> http://poupinou.org/acpi/ib
On 0, Matthias Kretz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The whole trick was to use ACPI. I got myself the 2.4.21-pre5 kernel and
> patched it with acpi-20030228-2.4.21-pre4.diff.gz (the latest available at
> that time). Furthermore you need to get the ECDT overrides from
> http://poupinou.org/acpi/ib
> "Matthias" == Matthias Kretz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthias> Hi, I had the very same problem with my R32 and it was driving
Matthias> me nuts big time. I called IBM and they told me I can send it
Matthias> in. But since two weeks the problems are totally gone. (Before
Matthias> that ev
Hi,
I had the very same problem with my R32 and it was driving me nuts big time. I
called IBM and they told me I can send it in. But since two weeks the
problems are totally gone. (Before that even more keys were beginning to get
stuck - I deleted half of my inbox when I pressed the "Delete" Ke
> "Matthias" == Matthias Kretz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthias> Hi, I had the very same problem with my R32 and it was driving
Matthias> me nuts big time. I called IBM and they told me I can send it
Matthias> in. But since two weeks the problems are totally gone. (Before
Matthias> that ev
Hi,
I had the very same problem with my R32 and it was driving me nuts big time. I
called IBM and they told me I can send it in. But since two weeks the
problems are totally gone. (Before that even more keys were beginning to get
stuck - I deleted half of my inbox when I pressed the "Delete" Ke
Hi,
another of the small problems i face during running Linux on my Thinkpad R32
seems related to the keyboard driver. The keys Control (both), Alt, AltGr,
Shift (both) seem sometimes to stay pressed after using it. After
pressing the key another time, this behaviour ends and all works normal
aga
Hi,
another of the small problems i face during running Linux on my Thinkpad R32
seems related to the keyboard driver. The keys Control (both), Alt, AltGr,
Shift (both) seem sometimes to stay pressed after using it. After
pressing the key another time, this behaviour ends and all works normal
aga
Alvarez, Angel said (02/12/18 16:51) :
> I?m installing woody in an IBM think pad A20m but when I insert de
> pcmcia network card
> (IBM etherjet 32 bits) the network is OK but the the keyboard locks
> numbers and if I try
> to press p o i u j k l or m these keys are not working
Hi,
I get almos
Alvarez, Angel said (02/12/18 16:51) :
> I?m installing woody in an IBM think pad A20m but when I insert de
> pcmcia network card
> (IBM etherjet 32 bits) the network is OK but the the keyboard locks
> numbers and if I try
> to press p o i u j k l or m these keys are not working
Hi,
I get almos
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Hi guys
I´m installing woody in an IBM think pad A20m but when I insert de
pcmcia network card
(IBM etherjet 32 bits) the network is OK but the the keyboard locks
numbers and if I try
to press p o i u j k l or m these keys are not working
If a remov
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Hi guys
I´m installing woody in an IBM think pad A20m but when I insert de
pcmcia network card
(IBM etherjet 32 bits) the network is OK but the the keyboard locks
numbers and if I try
to press p o i u j k l or m these keys are not working
If a remov
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