[Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[jordanp]

Hi.  I uninstalled junior version and installed the beta master 2.2
version that i had handy.  I am not trying to get the modem working at the
moment, because I don't need it right now.  However, I upgraded all the
packages using a alt-get upgrade and I also upgraded to kde 3.1.1 and
XFree86.  However, when I start my computer now, the keyboard doesn't work
when I get to the kde login screen.  If I restart the x server it works
fine.  Any idea what may be wrong?

Jordan

Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Vitaly Lipatov]

On 15 Апрель 2003 00:46, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> Hi.  I uninstalled junior version and installed the beta
> master 2.2 version that i had handy.  I am not trying to get
> the modem working at the moment, because I don't need it right
> now.  However, I upgraded all the packages using a alt-get
> upgrade and I also upgraded to kde 3.1.1 and XFree86. 
> However, when I start my computer now, the keyboard doesn't
> work when I get to the kde login screen.  If I restart the x
> server it works fine.  Any idea what may be wrong?
Check your /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 for double mouse entry.

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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[jordanp]

I have looked at my config file, and I am sure that there is not a mouse
entry in it twice.  I will post it later.  Also, this config file worked
with Xfree86 4.2, but not with 4.3.  Could anything else be wrong?

Jordan

> On Mon, Apr 14, 2003 at 04:46:09PM -0400, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> However, when I start my computer now, the keyboard doesn't
>> work when I get to the kde login screen.  If I restart the x
>> server it works fine.  Any idea what may be wrong?
>
> Known bug, XFdrake would duplicate mouse entries in some cases
> ;-(
>
> See also Vitaly's answer.
>
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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Vitaly Lipatov]

On 15 Апрель 2003 20:40, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> I have looked at my config file, and I am sure that there is
> not a mouse entry in it twice.  I will post it later.  Also,
> this config file worked with Xfree86 4.2, but not with 4.3. 
> Could anything else be wrong?
Option "XkbLayout" "us"  ?

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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[jordanp]

My keyboard options are set up right in the XFree86-4 file and there is no
double mouse entry.  Does the x-server do anything different when it is
restarted?  I don't understand why it would get to the kdm login manager
and the keyboard wouldn't work, but if I restarted the x-server through
the kdm options, the keyboard worked fine.  Anybody know anything else I
can do?

Jordan


> On 15 áÐÒÅÌØ 2003 20:40, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> I have looked at my config file, and I am sure that there is
>> not a mouse entry in it twice.  I will post it later.  Also,
>> this config file worked with Xfree86 4.2, but not with 4.3.
>> Could anything else be wrong?
> Option "XkbLayout" "us"  ?
>
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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Michael Shigorin]

On Tue, Apr 15, 2003 at 12:40:39PM -0400, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> I have looked at my config file, and I am sure that there is not a mouse
> entry in it twice.  I will post it later.  Also, this config file worked
> with Xfree86 4.2, but not with 4.3.  Could anything else be wrong?

Umm... so for now, what's the version of XFree86 it _doesn't_
work with -- Junior's native 4.2.1.1 or 4.3.0 which is in
unstable tree now?

(if 4.2.1.1, then ugh -- never met; better attach
/var/log/XFree86.0.log along with the next message)

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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Vitaly Lipatov]

On 16 Апрель 2003 06:29, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> My keyboard options are set up right in the XFree86-4 file and
> there is no double mouse entry.  Does the x-server do anything
> different when it is restarted?  I don't understand why it
> would get to the kdm login manager and the keyboard wouldn't
> work, but if I restarted the x-server through the kdm options,
> the keyboard worked fine.  Anybody know anything else I can
> do?

If you have /etc/init.d/dm file,
change the line
# chkconfig: 5 45 05
to
# chkconfig: 5 90 05

and run
# chkconfig --del dm
# chkconfig --add dm

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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[jordanp]

Thank you, the problem is now fixed.  I have another that should be easy
to fix.  When my computer is booting up, the bringing up interface eth0
takes about a minute to pass when I am not connected to the network.  When
I am it passes in about a second.  Is there anyway I could set the delay
on this.

Jordan

> On 16 áÐÒÅÌØ 2003 06:29, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> My keyboard options are set up right in the XFree86-4 file and
>> there is no double mouse entry.  Does the x-server do anything
>> different when it is restarted?  I don't understand why it
>> would get to the kdm login manager and the keyboard wouldn't
>> work, but if I restarted the x-server through the kdm options,
>> the keyboard worked fine.  Anybody know anything else I can
>> do?
>
> If you have /etc/init.d/dm file,
> change the line
> # chkconfig: 5 45 05
> to
> # chkconfig: 5 90 05
>
> and run
> # chkconfig --del dm
> # chkconfig --add dm
>
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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[jordanp]

Thank you, the problem is now fixed.  I have another that should be easy
to fix.  When my computer is booting up, the bringing up interface eth0
takes about a minute to pass when I am not connected to the network.  When
I am it passes in about a second.  Is there anyway I could set the delay
on this.

Jordan

> On 16 áÐÒÅÌØ 2003 06:29, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> My keyboard options are set up right in the XFree86-4 file and
>> there is no double mouse entry.  Does the x-server do anything
>> different when it is restarted?  I don't understand why it
>> would get to the kdm login manager and the keyboard wouldn't
>> work, but if I restarted the x-server through the kdm options,
>> the keyboard worked fine.  Anybody know anything else I can
>> do?
>
> If you have /etc/init.d/dm file,
> change the line
> # chkconfig: 5 45 05
> to
> # chkconfig: 5 90 05
>
> and run
> # chkconfig --del dm
> # chkconfig --add dm
>
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Re: [Comm-en] Keyboard Doesn't Work

[Vitaly Lipatov]

On 17 Апрель 2003 01:27, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> Thank you, the problem is now fixed.  I have another that
> should be easy to fix.  When my computer is booting up, the
> bringing up interface eth0 takes about a minute to pass when I
> am not connected to the network.  When I am it passes in about
> a second.  Is there anyway I could set the delay on this.
>
You can set ONBOOT=no 
in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file.
What is "not connected"? Phisycally?
What typed in log console while this bringing idle?

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Re: [Comm-en] Network Loading At Boot

[jordanp]

Yes, this happens when I am not physically connected to a network.  It I
set it to not check it at boot time, what command would I use to set it
up?
Thanks for your help.

Jordan

> On 17 áÐÒÅÌØ 2003 01:27, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> Thank you, the problem is now fixed.  I have another that
>> should be easy to fix.  When my computer is booting up, the
>> bringing up interface eth0 takes about a minute to pass when I
>> am not connected to the network.  When I am it passes in about
>> a second.  Is there anyway I could set the delay on this.
>>
> You can set ONBOOT=no
> in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file.
> What is "not connected"? Phisycally?
> What typed in log console while this bringing idle?
>
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Re: [Comm-en] Network Loading At Boot

[Vitaly Lipatov]

On 18 Апрель 2003 03:57, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
> Yes, this happens when I am not physically connected to a
> network.  It I set it to not check it at boot time, what
> command would I use to set it up?
I guess 
# /sbin/ifup eth0

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