First of all, I have not been able to reach the website for this bug,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/264196,
in over a week.
I must point out that this bug is now happening approximately half the time
I start a Linux session. It's happening again today. Thi
Okay, um...today the USB keyboard is working fine again. I didn't change
anything. Never mind!
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The bug is back. The edit in rc.local fixed it for 2-1/2 weeks, but
today the old fast-repeat misbehavior has returned on my USB keyboard,
but not on the laptop's built-in keyboard.
I checked rc.local and my fix is still there, has not disappeared.
I am using Mint 6.0
On 4/4/09, Launchpad Bug
I can confirm that wolfwitch is correct. This morning, after restart, my
USB keyboard is working properly. :o)
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wolfwitch,
Okay, I edited rc.local, saved the change, and my USB keyboard still has
the same problem. Do you have to restart maybe?
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Rich,
I should also point out that my new laptop, (like most of the ones i
looked at when i was shopping around), doesn't even HAVE a PS/2 port!
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George, I entered your code in the terminal (with a change in the delay
rate more to my tastes) and got this output:
sudo kbdrate -r 15 -d 750
[sudo] password for gumby:
Typematic Rate set to 15.0 cps (delay = 750 ms)
And I can report that the internal keyboard in my laptop now responds
Jorge,
Thanks for this workaround. The repeating key problem is driving me
crazy!
Can you tell me one thing? I am a Linux newbie. I'm running Mint 6.0,
which is based on Ubuntu 8.10. I see that i can edit the file
/etc/rc.local with gedit, but I am afraid of screwing up my system if I
don't do it
uh-oh. reading all the posts, I just read that editing /etc/rc.local
will fix the internal laptop keyboard but not an attached USB keyboard,
which is what I mostly use! :(
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George,
You mean issue a command every time you start the OS? Caan you tell me
specificallyy what i need to do? I am a Linux newbie. I assume you mean
use the Terminal. Can you tell me exactly what to type in the terminal?
As far as i'm concerned, this bug is very critical. It is so bad I've
had
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