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EAD
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 Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 5:09 pm Post subject: little keyboard problem |
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Hi.
When using Gentoo, in the CLI it seem that some of my keys arn't mapd corectly
for example the "Delete" key just put ~ on the screen.
I have maped my key as US and still.
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bdm
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From the top of my head. I remember when I had KDE, I sort of had the same problem where certain keys would not work. If you are using KDE, there should be an icon at the bottom right with a flag which will tell you which language setting you are currently using. Right click it, and change it to your needs.
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EAD
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| bdm wrote: | From the top of my head. I remember when I had KDE, I sort of had the same problem where certain keys would not work. If you are using KDE, there should be an icon at the bottom right with a flag which will tell you which language setting you are currently using. Right click it, and change it to your needs.
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No no, It isn't KDE.
I havn't install KDE
I am using the shell only, and still has this strength keyboard problem.
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troymc
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Have you verified your /etc/conf.d/keymaps & /etc/conf.d/consolefont files? [the keymap & font are correct & exist on your system?]
Are consolefont & keymaps set in the boot runlevel? [check with rc-update show]
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