Alt + LShift + NumLock works on saucy (bug #192508 comments #91).
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The solution is mentioned in the first few posts on this bug.. There are
two ways to do it.. the long way (not really) check the post at the
beginning area of the thread. The short version.. Shift+Numlock. That
should fix it..
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It happened to me going from Natty to Oneiric, @Eric coud you fix it ?
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This just happened when I upgraded from Natty to Oneiric, fwiw...
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I downloaded all the source packages listed in apt’s upgrade log
attached above in a lucid chroot, and I grep’ed through in search of
"mousekeys" (the gconf key that controls whether mouse keys are enabled
is /desktop/gnome/accessibility/keyboard/mousekeys_enable), but this
didn’t yield any result.
A recent ugrade on my mom’s machine running lucid (lsb_release says
10.04.2) turned on the mouse keys in keyboard accessibility by default,
when they were previously disabled. This had the very annoying
consequence of the numeric keypad apparently not functioning any longer,
and only by googling th
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I totally agree with mirak above me...
This bug drove me nutz!
But at least after a long search i finaly came to this thread where
"Shift+NumLock" was mentioned to solve it.
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it would be nice to have an alert when you enable unvolontarily this
kind of things
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Nevermind, found the answer ...
per http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-numeric-keypad-disabled-mouse-
keysonly-works/
just press Shift+NumLock to toggle arrow mode & number mode. Voila, it
works perfectly. Must've pressed once on accident and didn't re-press it
accidently ;-)
Whew!!
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Oh, and I guess I should clarify that I'd been successfully using the
Inland keyboard since January of this year on two prior Ubuntu revs,
including toggling the numlock key. I tried the ctrl-alt-numlock, but
that didn't do anything. And if I disable x.org, my monitor won't work,
so I'm not even go
I seem to have a related problem, but not quite the same. NumLock worked
fine on my prior USB keyboard (Inland Multimedia and Office keyboard
M/N: MC855692) until last week. All of a sudden, *nothing* would make
the number pad work again. I don't recall if this was right after an
update or not. Thi
This problem started after installing Ubuntu 9.04 on all my machines.
Changing keyboard didn't solve the problem.
If X.org isn't started, there is no problem.
By disabling the: "Pointer can be controlled using the keypad." option in
gnome, this problem is solved.
(this an be toggled on and of by p
This problem started after installing Ubuntu 9.04 on all my machines.
Changing keyboard didn't solve the problem.
If X.org isn't started, there is no problem.
By disabling the: "Pointer can be controlled using the keypad." option in
gnome, this problem is solved.
(this an be toggled on and of by p
This bug only occurs with USB keyboard. my ps2 keyboard does not
suffer from this issue.
The exact problem is that the usb keyboards's numlock state cannot be
changed via usb keyboard. ps2 keyboard can enable usb keyboard numlock
mode.
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 4:05 PM, EnvyGeeks wrote:
> This is a
This is a problem with Ubuntu, I have confirmed it across several models
of keyboards. I have to toggle several times and beat up the keyboard
to get it to work correctly. There is an issue with the mapping perhaps
or something more, I have not had time to fully look into it myself but
I know it'
I just tried fedora 10, same problem. will try to install gentoo or a
downgraded fedora, to see if the problem corrects.
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this is a direct bug. no settings config can fix it. it is a problem
with(microsoft? usb)? keyboards on the latest released version of
ubuntu
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 4:54 PM, Bryce Harrington
wrote:
> [Not sure why this is assigned to -keyboard; an explanation would help.
> Sounds like a config
[Not sure why this is assigned to -keyboard; an explanation would help.
Sounds like a config settings problem moreso than an input driver
issue.]
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Mine has only ever been headless or with a P/S2 keyboard and has still
suffered from this issue, as mentioned above, so I think the USB thing
may be an additional (related) bug.
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the usb keyboard does not control the numlock state. only the ps2.
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ok this is seriously fucked up.
I just plugged in an old ps2 keyboard. i pressed the numlock key(on the
ps2) and now both numpads work.
This is a clean install. I will restart and report back. tomarrow
but...
apparently plugging in an old ps2 keyboard and pressin
I've checked all the comments.
It's NOT solved. There's a temporary workaround with "Mouse Keys and
deselect [ ] Enable keyboard accessibility features"
But It's only TEMPORARY.
Without pressing Shift-NumLock, It's being enabled again.
Thanks,
Eric
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This bug has also affected me on Ubuntu 8.10/Intrepid Ibex. It was a
clean install (my first of Ubuntu in October 2008 or thereabouts, I've
been taking all the updates regularly and none of them have changed it
across either. I'm running entirely headless (no keyboard, monitor or
mouse connected),
Hi
If the number keys move the mouse arrow, then try Shift-NumLock to
switch to the normal behaviour (entering numbers with NumLock on or
cursor keys with NumLock off).
I hope, this helps,
Michael
Bryce Harrington schrieb:
> ** Description changed:
>
> I have standard ps2 keyboard and ps2-to
** Description changed:
I have standard ps2 keyboard and ps2-to-usb adapter. Numeric keys
section stopped to work after updating to hardy. Num Lock on or off
doesn't help. The numeric keys above letters work ok.
If I log in to virtual konsole (Ctrl-Alt-F2) numeric keys work.
xorg.c
i am using microsoft natural usb keyboard. works perfect in windows xp
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My parents PC was hit by this bug today. I got a phone call from my father and
he tells
me that the numblock keys don't work anymore. So I connect to his PC with
vinagre
and find out he's right. I tell him to reboot the machine, but the problem is
still there
after reboot. Then I ran xev on his
Hi,
I had the problem with the Keypad-mouse-control enabled today, too,
after my children were playing with the keyboard when the screensaver
was on (password locked).
Now I know, there is SHIFT-NUMLOCK key combination to toggle the state of the
feature.
The feature can be toggled on/off using
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No, this issue hasn't been fixed.
When I do precisely what Mark Garrow suggests, the fix only lasts for a few
days or gnome restarts, at best, and then it just magically rechecks itself
again.
I cannot recount how many documents i have now lost when Gnome borks on me. I
am about to dump Ubun
Same here. Solution as described works but it would be nice if the
setting is default unchecked...
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This "Bug" or whatever we want to call it is a consistent issue on my
system as well. While logged in after locking the screen, after a
reboot sometimes, almost certainly after updates, and sometimes it goes
a few weeks without issue.
This can be frustrating, easily. The default needs to be set
I also had this annoyance. I multiboot between intrepid64 and hardy32
due to package requirements, and intrepid64 did not display this issue.
Disabling the "allow keyboard to control my mouse" worked - but I would
never have thought to look there because I never noticed the mouse
moving when I was
I just did a clean install of Intrepid Alpha 6, and I have this bug
again. Numlock is on, but numpad doesn;t work until I hit numlock 3
times.
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wheezer.. a few posts above mention a couple of things you have to do.
Maybe you just didn't mention them all when listing what you had done.
If you didn't do them it might be worth doing them in order, and then
test and see if it returns. This was posted by Blempis.
Solution (which is surely not
This bug still exists, and it's making me insane.
When I uncheck "allow to control the pointer using the keyboard" ubuntu,
it holds for a few days, and then mysteriously gets unchecked again, at
which point, using the arrow keys will immediately bork my user session
and all work in process goes by
This problem had disappeared for a few months, then yesterday after
applying a bunch of recent updates it came back again one time.
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I had the problem at the very beginning of using Hardy. Then it
evaporated... But it has appeared again ! My system is absolutely up to
date... Problem exists with a Logitech Wake Desktop, and an old common
Dell keyboard.
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Didn't see this bug on: 1 laptop upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy and 1
laptop fresh install of Hardy.
However, since you have to go to some effort to switch on numeric
keyboard mode on laptops, that doesn't tell us much. :-(
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this bug just happened to me, but MMarkings workaround (shift+numlock)
seems to work
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Hello,
The solution you posted works, temporairly only. For some reason for
me the box gets checked on its own. This is on 2 computers, one
upgraded to Hardy, the other a fresh install of Hardy.
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> I have two desktop computers. Both upgrades from 7.10 to
I have two desktop computers. Both upgrades from 7.10 to 8.04 were painful.
Normal internet upgrade failed during the install process and cd-upgrade's
automatic option didn't work either.
"A dialog will be displayed offering you the opportunity to upgrade using that
CD. "
- Ubuntu
"If the upgra
I just wanted to point out that there is an easy way to get the numpad
back to normal when this bug occurs. Just hold Shift and press NumLock.
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I don't know if it helps, but I was looking though the system logs and
in the Xorg log I see the following, a bunch of times repeating over and
over, about 15 times.
SetGrabKeysState - enabled
SetGrabKeysState - disabled
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I'm seeing this issue on a fresh install of Hardy as well as an upgrade
from Gutsy. It's actually worse on the fresh install, the check box
gets ticked intermittently while I'm logged in (i.e. no rebooting
necessary to trigger it). At the present time:
gconftool-2 --get /desktop/gnome/accessibil
right, having the gconf configuration before and after upgrade would be
useful
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Sorry, that was a bit over the top, especially out of context... :-(
I'll send you an email explaining my frustration - it doesn't belong in
this bug report.
So, you'd like to see the output of:
gconftool-2 --get
/desktop/gnome/accessibility/keyboard/mousekeys_enable
before and after an upgra
> This would be a very frustrating bug for a novice user... still
Ubuntu's main target audience?
yes, what is this question really about? it's not really constructive
the bug doesn't happen on all the upgrades and seems to trigger only
once for most people having the issue, would be interesting t
I'm seeing the same inconsistent behaviour as in comment 34. After the
first reboot after the upgrade, the keypad was in the cursor control
mode. This time it is in normal number mode. My upgrade was from Gutsy
to the released version of Hardy.
This would be a very frustrating bug for a novice
I upgraded from Gutsy. Disabling the setting "allow to control pointer
using keyboard" is not always persistant on my box. Sometimes I'll
reboot and the setting witll stay disabled, other times I'll reboot and
the setting will be re-enabled. Definitely a bug somewhere here..
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Ran into the same problem.
Upgraded from an up-to-date Gutsy to Hardy yesterday. No alpha, beta or
RC versions of Hardy installed. Hardy distribution from the
ubuntu.mirrors.skynet.be mirror. Numpad broken after the upgrade.
Same solution: switch "allow to control pointer using keyboard" to off.
I also had this problem. My "upgrade" from Gutsy was a bit different,
though: I installed Hardy RC over my existing partitions, but preserving
/home.
I had to manually switch "allow to control pointer using keyboard" to
off.
My keyboard is a Lenovo USB one:
Bus 003 Device 003: ID 04b3:301b IBM Co
my friend today updated also, he does not have this problem.
So i wonder what makes my specific installation different, to have
triggered this.
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Sebastien,
like flexR says, the 'allow to control pointer using keyboard' was set
to 'on' after i upgraded wednesday to the latest development, from an
up-to-date gutsy.
Before then i could use numlock, and type on the numeric keypad. After
upgrade i noticed soon that it did not work anymore. Eve
I upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 yesterday.
Same problem: "allow to control pointer using keyboard" was set to 'on'.
keyboard: standard (pc105) usb type.
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what is activated by default? is that true for new users too? was it
activated before the upgrade? I tried on several gutsy upgrades and new
installs and didn't get the issue using the current versions
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I upgraded to the latest ubuntu hardy yesterday.
Likewise, it was *still* activated by default.
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unsetting the milestone, the current gutsy to hardy upgrade and new
install don't have the issue or it's specific to some locales or
configurations
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Hi
i suggest change the option "allow to control the pointer using the
keyboard" to "Disabled" by default .
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Just done an upgrade from gutsy to hardy on a Dell Inspiron 1720
the option "allow to control the pointer using the keyboard" is still
activated by default.
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I installed Hardy from the Alpha 5 ISO over the weekend and got bitten
by this bug, and the fix didn't come in an update after I rebooted into
my local Hardy install. I'm glad to see the workaround, and I've blogged
it with links to both this bug and the GNOME bug. Hopefully the next
Hardy mileston
I think that the problem is now solved out of the box without any manual
changes. Can somebody confirm it? (e.g. during fresh install)
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Thanks mikko sorri,
the problem is now solved for me!
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** Changed in: gnome-control-center
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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of the software. You can track it and make comments here:
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