It sounds like a keyboard mapping problem, possibly stemming from user
option files that either exist in the home directories of individual
users. For example your root profile may have a file called .xinitrc that
changes your mapping and normal user don't have this. Look in /root and
a normal home directory for this and check for differences. if these files
are the same then send a copy of /etc/X11/XF86Config to the list.
On Fri, 10 Jun 2011, Brent wrote:
Hi the problem is with my keyboard for some funny reason my backspace
does not work when i am the user
root , but when i am another user i have no problems. This is all
when I run X.
You assistanst would be greatly appreciated
Brent Clark
p.s. Please bare in mind that im not running server or anything ,
i'st just me
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