Hi, I resolved everything. The problem for me was the dist-upgrade only. The kernel 3.8.0-19 amd64 works perfectly on a fresh install. I reinstalled it when I found a very strange think: nvidia didn't work well with optimus, intel hd 4000 was unstable, and many strange things. So I tried reinstalling everything from a fresh install and began an odissey: I think the problem was efi not really cleaned, so after the first fresh install the system booted from 3.8.0 kernel but when i was in the system, typing uname -a, showed me 3.5.0-17 (the 12.10 kernel that was installed before do-release-upgrade). So I deleted and format / partition, removed everything from /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu, reset windows efi (I had a backup of clean winzoz 7 install because I have dual boot) and performed a new fresh install. Now everything works fine, all keys working except fn+f2 (wireless switch), but I extremely better than before. The very strange think was the behaviour of the first fresh install, never seen a system completely crazy, I installed a kernel and found another, I think the problem was the efi.
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