** Description changed: Updated June 3rd 2007 for Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) - According to 'dmidecode -s' I have a Compaq N150 0F02 + Output of 'dmidecode -s': + manufacturer = Compaq + system-name = COMPAQ N150 + model = 0F02 - These hotkeys don't work: + These hotkeys don't work (from left to right on the keyboard): + hotkey 0xa3 = 'help' fails, image is of a large serif font letter 'i' + hotkey 0x9f = 'home' fails, image if of a house + hotkey 0x9a = 'search' fails, image is of a magnifying glass + hotkey 0x9e = 'email' fails, image is of a closed envelope - hotkey 0x9e = 'email' fails, image is of a closed envelope - hotkey 0x9a = 'search' fails, image is of a magnifying glass - hotkey 0x9f = 'home' fails, image if of a house - hotkey 0xa3 = 'help' fails, image is of a large serif font letter 'i' + Again those keys from left to right. I dropped to a terminal with FN+F1 and typed 'sudo showkey -u | tee -a hotkey-log.txt'. I hit 'help' [spacebar] 'home' [spacebar] 'search' [spacebar] 'email' [spacebar]. Ouput was: + kb mode was UNICODE + [clip] + 0x9c + 0x39 + 0xb9 + 0x39 + 0xb9 + 0x39 + 0xb9 - They are physically separate keys, you can see them on this image as - small round silver keys at the top of the keyboard, directly under the - screen in the middle: http://www005.upp.so-net.ne.jp/crank- - in/DSCN15051.JPG + So '0x39' must be the spacebar, I don't understand what '0x9c' could be + . I tried it several times and it always starts with '0x9c' ('help') + + + They are physically separate keys, you can see them on this image as small round silver keys at the top of the keyboard, directly under the screen in the middle: http://www005.upp.so-net.ne.jp/crank-in/DSCN15051.JPG At the moment even x11 doesn't seem to recognise them, and I get no response from 'sudo showkey -u | tee -a hotkey-log.txt' only a warning about unicode support being experimental.
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