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Hello folks, this has been a problem for some months now and I can't figure it out. The keyboard is just messed up. The keys that dont work are the arrow keys, and pressing them does wierd pastes like bn<<gh . plus the down arrow key highlights the address bar in firefox, which is strange.
End, Home do not work, End pastes 478 if cursor is inbetween characters. The + key on numpad pastes qerui and the enter key pastes akasd and different things each time.
keymap in rc.conf is KEYMAP="us"
input device in XF86CONFIG is
InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
in KDE keyboard layout, I have USA layout and us keymap. with 104key model.
i have no mapped shortcuts to do anything to the keys that dont work properly. please help !
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Have you tried putting:
Option "XkbLayout" "us"
in the InputDevice / keyboard section of /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
Oh, I see you're using XF86CONFIG ... try it anywho.
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damn, problem still remains. no difference with xkblayout
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Have you tried changing to a uk keyboard ? If this works as a uk keyboard should, then we
have eliminated one possible problem.
Strange though, I've had similar experiences on odd occasions - keypad only working as a keypad
if 'NumLock' is off; and other such anomolies. You haven't, by any chance installed an nVidia
binary from the nVidia site, have you ? I know whenever I do this, you can generally bet
something strange is going to happen !
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well, switching to different keymap achieved no difference in the strange keyboard behaviour. also i have not installed from nvidia; it has been only from pacman.
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Could you perhaps post your xorg.conf / Xf86config file here, to give people
something to examine. It could be that your keyboard is being identified incorrectly -
a pc-three-key-keyboard ( ) instead of a pc105, or some such thing.
Deej
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Are you using the evdev driver ? Got the same problem today and solved it by uninstalling xf86-input-evdev and using xf86-input-keyboard instead.
Putting Driver "keyboard" in xorg.conf was not enought as Hal was still picking evdev for my keyboard.
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I can confirm this is an issue with xf86-input-evdev.
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Are you using the evdev driver ? Got the same problem today and solved it by uninstalling xf86-input-evdev and using xf86-input-keyboard instead.
Putting Driver "keyboard" in xorg.conf was not enought as Hal was still picking evdev for my keyboard.
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how do i find out what keyboard driver i have ? its a usb+ saitek eclipse v1
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In /etc/X11/xorg.conf,
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
[bold]Driver "keyboard"[/bold]
Option "XkbLayout" "be"
EndSection
Look also in /var/log/Xorg.log for evdev
grep -i evdev /var/log/Xorg.0.log
But if you have xf86-input-evdev installed and you are using Hal, then you're probably using evdev.
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