Le Sensei... a dit:
> On another problem, I can't seem to be able to produce keys like a ~
> or a | under X11... and this is beginning to be a problem...
Coming from the x86 world, I have to admit switching from one keyb to
the other was a real pain in the ass. Not only ~ and | aren't easily
avai
And I am now a bit more ashamed of myself...
Some googling helped me find a workaround (not really a solution) to this
problem using the hpmount from the hfsplus package.
It was posted in January on the list, and though I was already subscribed, I
didn't remember it...
Sorry for the noise, and than
> Just a guess here: perhaps you are using a HFS+ partition with
> journalling enabled? I don't know if the hfsplus driver copes correctly
> with journalled filesystems (or if it copes with journalling at all).
>
> But I don't know which kernel you are using. I don't know, OTOH, if
> kernel 2.6
Le Sensei... wrote:
I recently encountered a little problem with my PB while trying to mount the
OSX partition. When I do so, the kernel tells me my hfsplus partition was not
cleanly unmounted, and I should run fsck.hfsplus on it. Of course, I don't
have any binary called like that on my HD, bu
Hi list !
I recently encountered a little problem with my PB while trying to mount the
OSX partition. When I do so, the kernel tells me my hfsplus partition was not
cleanly unmounted, and I should run fsck.hfsplus on it. Of course, I don't
have any binary called like that on my HD, but when I t
write a
second line for the modifiers.
As an example:
keycode 16 = +q+Qat
--> won't work
keycode 16 = qQ
alt keycode 16 = at
--> will work
is ist possible to write something like this in the xmodmap file oder
another way for a ger
write a
second line for the modifiers.
As an example:
keycode 16 = +q+Qat
--> won't work
keycode
16 = q Q
alt keycode 16 = at
--> will work
is ist possible to write something like this in the xmodmap file oder
another way for a germa
> I had the same problem as you (* "Pas facile tous les jours d'être français
> ;)" *). To enable those keys, I downloaded kbd-mac-fr.tar.gz and from
> http://www.linux-france.org/macintosh/clavier_rpm3.html
> and installed mac-fr-ext_new.kmap.gz as indicated on the web page.
>
> Then I had to put
on 01/03/2002 08:03, Lionel Bringuier at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Eric.
>
> I had the same problem as you (* "Pas facile tous les jours d'être français
> ;)" *).
Ça, c'est sûr mon pote :).
> To enable those keys, I downloaded kbd-mac-fr.tar.gz and from
> http://www.linux-france.org/macinto
Hi Eric.
I had the same problem as you (* "Pas facile tous les jours d'être français
;)" *). To enable those keys, I downloaded kbd-mac-fr.tar.gz and from
http://www.linux-france.org/macintosh/clavier_rpm3.html
and installed mac-fr-ext_new.kmap.gz as indicated on the web page.
Then I had to put t
Hi folks
I'm very new to this list and so hope my question well matches the
topics of the list.
I dont manage getting certain symbols (backslash, tilde et possibly
others) on my ibook2/debian/woody under Xfree4. I can get those
symbols on the console though.
Did anyone encounter this problem
On Sat, 2001-10-20 at 16:20, Christoph Bohle wrote:
> I'm using Woody (dist-upgraded from Potato). I tried a debian kernel
> image 2.4.8 and Benh's 2.4.12 Kernel and the debian xserver. On the
> console the keyboard is working.
>
> The keyboard section of my XF86Config-4 file is
>
> Section "Inp
Hi,
Xfree86 seems to work nicely (graphics, mouse) except that I simply cannot
login, because no key yields the expected result!
I'm using Woody (dist-upgraded from Potato). I tried a debian kernel
image 2.4.8 and Benh's 2.4.12 Kernel and the debian xserver. On the
console the keyboard is workin
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