Le 22.10.04, Pieter-Paul Spiertz a tapoté :
| Hi Thomas,
Hi!
| could you explain to the debian-sparc list what xkb resources you
| exactly edited?
Of course.
| I guess a lot of people will thank you :)
Well, that's a thing everybody can find out by himself since I
Hi.
On Friday 22 October 2004 10:12, J. Michael McGarrah wrote:
> I'm unable to get to the text mode terminals once I start X11 on my
> system. I'm running the most current unstable debian for sparc on an
> Ultra 60.
>
> Alt-F1 / Ctrl-Alt-F1 do not break out of X to a text console mode. If I
> d
Hello,
> > > the keyboard does not work at this point. it does not work at all, no
> > > numlock, capslock, no nothing.
> > >
> > > it is a usb sun keyboard. should i try a usb pc keyboard?
>
> > And my tests come to the same result: you need to choose the keyboard
> > "i386/qwerty/us: U.S. (PS2
> On Thu, Oct 21, 2004 at 04:05:18PM -0500, Matt Zagrabelny wrote:
> > the keyboard does not work at this point. it does not work at all, no
> > numlock, capslock, no nothing.
> >
> > it is a usb sun keyboard. should i try a usb pc keyboard?
> And my tests come to the same result: you need to ch
"Jurzitza, Dieter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes, it does!
> so I need to bind 'chvt 1' to the corresponding keycodes?
That just proves that it doesn't switch because X doesn't read the keys
and not because of some other problem. You must fix whatever xkb is
doing wrong, but I don't know how
Yes, it does!
so I need to bind 'chvt 1' to the corresponding keycodes?
CU
Dieter
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From: Romain Francoise [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Does it switch if you use 'chvt 1' (as root) instead?
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"J. Michael McGarrah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alt-F1 / Ctrl-Alt-F1 do not break out of X to a text console mode. If
> I don't start X then I can use the virtual consoles.
Does it switch if you use 'chvt 1' (as root) instead?
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Le 22.10.04, Pieter-Paul Spiertz a tapoté :
| Hi,
Hi.
| On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, J. Michael McGarrah wrote:
|
| > I'm unable to get to the text mode terminals once I start X11 on my
| > system. I'm running the most current unstable debian for sparc on an
| > Ultra 60.
|
| I confirm this pr
Hi,
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, J. Michael McGarrah wrote:
> I'm unable to get to the text mode terminals once I start X11 on my
> system. I'm running the most current unstable debian for sparc on an
> Ultra 60.
I confirm this problem; it has been showing up for a few months on an
Ultra 5 and an Ultra
I'm unable to get to the text mode terminals once I start X11 on my
system. I'm running the most current unstable debian for sparc on an
Ultra 60.
Alt-F1 / Ctrl-Alt-F1 do not break out of X to a text console mode. If I
don't start X then I can use the virtual consoles.
I'm not doing anythin
Hi Matt,
On Thu, Oct 21, 2004 at 04:05:18PM -0500, Matt Zagrabelny wrote:
> the keyboard does not work at this point. it does not work at all, no
> numlock, capslock, no nothing.
>
> it is a usb sun keyboard. should i try a usb pc keyboard?
Last time I have installed a Debian release on a Blade,
Hi,
I'm looking at bug #269405, which apparently is due to 2.6 kernels now
using non-Sparc keyboards.
A proposed solution is for console-data to remove old boottime.kmap.gz
files (which contain the sun keymap) when it detects 2.6 kernels on
sparc. However I am wondering how this affects 2.4 machi
Hi,
I'm looking at bug #269405, which apparently is due to 2.6 kernels now
using non-Sparc keyboards.
A proposed solution is for console-data to remove old boottime.kmap.gz
files (which contain the sun keymap) when it detects 2.6 kernels on
sparc. However I am wondering how this affects 2.4 machi
Hi,
I'm looking at bug #269405, which apparently is due to 2.6 kernels now
using non-Sparc keyboards.
A proposed solution is for console-data to remove old boottime.kmap.gz
files (which contain the sun keymap) when it detects 2.6 kernels on
sparc. However I am wondering how this affects 2.4 machi
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