Same problem here
USB keyboard works at startup (I can choose my OS in Grub) and then does
nothing when KDE is running. Unplugging it and plugging it back into
another port makes it work again.
First thought of a hardware problem, so tried another keyboard. Same
problem. Thought maybe the
Same issue here. Never occurred before Karmic. Maybe a crazy thought,
but might it be that udev kind of overwrites the keyboard when trying to
add a printer on every available USB-port? I don't know how to check
that myself.
It's a rather annoying issue indeed, and I fear that my keyboard-plug
Strangely, when I removed the USB to PS/2 adapter and connected the
keyboard to USB the problem was solved. So the problem lies either with
the PS/2 port or converter or with the communication with the PS/2
port... The former possibility sound more likely even if still a bit
strange. It would mean
Ok.. I wrote about the removal of the USB to PS/2 converter just 10
minutes ago, but the problem simply came back again. I'm puzzled, how
can the problem be solved by such an action and then just come back
without any obvious reason at all?
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keyboard partially fails [Hardy Regression]
Here's my xorg.conf
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12685211/xorg.conf
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keyboard partially fails [Hardy Regression]
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196970
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Public bug reported:
Arrow keys and the block of 6 keys above them (ins, home, pgup, pgdown,
delete, end) don't work after upgrade from Kubuntu gutsy to hardy. They
seem to be mapped to other keys, as PgUp gives me a / character and
PgDown gives me a context menu. The other ones don't do anything
** Description changed:
Arrow keys and the block of 6 keys above them (ins, home, pgup, pgdown,
delete, end) don't work after upgrade from Kubuntu gutsy to hardy. They
seem to be mapped to other keys, as PgUp gives me a / character and
PgDown gives me a context menu. The other ones don't
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12293180/Xorg.0.log
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196970
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It happens with the arrow keys themselves. The numeric pad is acting
fine. When I turn off NumLock the numeric pad functions as it should as
well, so it can take over the task of the non working keys (eg 1
becoming End and 6 becoming right arrow). It doesn't have any effect on
the arrow- and
