Both a google search and a local search in the bug database reveals that
this is a recurring problem, and at least every other Ubuntu release
breaks the keyboard support. This is particularly problematic because
it's nearly impossible to fix without a second keyboard, and since most
live CDs don't
Summary refers to Lucid beta. The problem is also present on Lucid
final, as installed from the alternate CD. I only have diNovo-keyboards
in my disposal, so even the workarounds are a bit of a hassle since I
can't log on without some older live CD.
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Bluetooth Logitech Dinovo Edge Keyboard/Mous
here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1293255&highlight=thefineprint&page=3
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Karmic: Boot up problem, after usplash logo is a blank screen for about 14
seconds before xsplash appears briefly.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/453337
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(gnome) Ubuntu 9.04 alternate disc (final),
(gnome) Ubuntu 9.04 standard disc (final)
IBM R40.
Both the regular install from the standard disc *and* the "Guided -
encrypted LVM" from the alternate disc failed with Grub Error 18.
Workaround:
Did a "Guided - use entire disk", but with a custom /b
Public bug reported:
8.10, Bluetooth in general appears to work. Pairing and file transfer
with a different device works.
Pairing with the HTC Windows-phone works one way; When initiating from
Ubuntu, Ubuntu considers it a success, but the HTC-phone keeps waiting
for some extra piece of informa
The problem with the evdev-solution is that it causes problems for those
users that may be on the physical machine. E.g. when I log into my home
server over FreeNX the keyboard now works. However if I log in locally
the keyboard is broken (same problem - except now in reverse).
Hence one must ei
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS 64-bit desktop being used mostly as server. The server
was running fine for considerable time before I took it down to install
2GB ram (1 module) in addition to the 2 x 1GB-modules already installed.
After doing so it would not recognise drives connected to th
The important part was setting the keyboard to Evdev-managed keyboard.
Whether it is the remote or local or both that does the trick I'm not
sure of.
Changing the print-screen combination is convenient to allow a print
screen to be executed remotely, instead of locally only.
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Regression: Conne
PeteJ said on the forum:
After reading tons, having no clue, flailing around, on both client and
server I did System, Preferences, Keyboard, Layouts, "Evdev-managed
keyboard" or similar, and then in the nx session, on the server, I did
System, Preference, Keyboard shortcuts, Desktop, Take a screen
Judging by the remapping this appears to be the same issue that affects
NX-sessions.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/289918
The difference here is that the keyboard works as expected with no ill
effects *locally*, but broken when in an NX-session. I cannot find any
.Xmodmap-files anywhere
Public bug reported:
Details:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6043289&posted=1#post6043289
Story:
I have a Ubuntu 8.04.1 64bit server with FreeNX (used to be Debian Etch 4 with
NomachineNX). Then I have two 32bit clients, one with XP and one with Intrepid
(used to be Hardy). The Intr
I found the cause for the problem on the Desktop Dell with the -4
kernel, which might shed some light on what the problem might be for the
-6 and -7. The latest update on October 15th did not help.
On the desktop I had forgotten to load the modules in initrd. When
doing this error the behaviour
I just did a stock install of the pre-beta on a Dell desktop (Intel P
-III-generation). The machine does not have a connection to the net at
the moment, and as such I have not upgraded the kernel.
Pre-boot authentication was working fine, but even at the first attempt
at using the keyscript I got
When I boot with the intention of authenticating from the USB-stick I
usually plug it in at BIOS, at which time BIOS recognises it. Since
there is no OS on it it continues to GRUB. I just tried booting with
...-7 again, and got the same result. However I tried to pay attention
to the USB stick L
Public bug reported:
I used the alternate install CD on a Dell XPS laptop to set up Ubuntu
with default settings for a fully encrypted setup. I have since
expanded crypttab to read a USB-stick to get a keyfile, or if that fails
ask for a password. This worked without a hitch, and continue to do
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