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days.]
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If it's still an issue in oneiric, can you please follow the fixing
broken keys section in /usr/share/doc/udev/README.keymap.txt.gz and add
the info here? Thanks!
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Hi everyone
Almost all the keys Fn and special work under my Ubuntu 10.04 + kernel
- http://forum.ubuntu.pl/showpost.php?p=785500postcount=1086
- for different machines + wifi drivers and ndiswrapper,
and this script - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2936246/splash-nvidia-
ati.tar.bz2 (also in that
on my 1201n FN+F8 work only with nouveau drivers. after installing
nVidia drivers FN+F8 is unusable
will ubuntu solve this somewhere in the future?
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There are currently multiple issues here:
1) acpi_osi=Linux is required otherwise the eeepc-laptop.ko module isn't
loaded. Is this why the bug is marked as affecting udev? I know nothing
what-so-ever about udev.
2) Various keymapping are missing from the eeepc-laptop.ko module. Some
of these
To expand slightly on the details SKid(Sven) posted, here is some tests
done using Ubuntu 10.04, with and without acpi_osi=Linux.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ap2XdAnh9KHQdFB2VWdiRkxpT2N3QVpuNFQ2VEpMVUEhl=en
It looks like when adding acpi_osi=Linux to the boot parameters, the
results
Volume function keys are working again with maverick alpha 1 on my
1005HA, but wireless still does not.
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While function keys such as Fn+F2 still don't work, a workaround is to
enable/disable this in the BIOS.
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Hello at all,
I have the current Ubuntu 9.10 (Kernel 2.6.31.20).
I have also a new Eee PC 1201N (that new one with dual core
Hello at all,
well I just put the current status into one single table (see
attachment) in order to have it more handy.
Today evening I had very much bad luck with 10.4, which drives me to
decide to no longer support 10.4 with my tests, because it behaves so
unstable that really costs me too
Guys,
some days ago I discovered that the key FN-F8 (switch display) works... but
just with NOUVEAU drivers. The matter comes when using NVIDIA: indeed, it stops
to work.
Since the NVIDIA's configuration panels works and the card detectc the
discrete display (from hdmi, in my case), I suppose
Uh... forgotten...
Multimedia keys FN-Arrows works fine, but just when there is a multimedia
application running: I guess it makes sense, so we should be fine with that.
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Adding acpi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor parameter makes no changes here.
Backlight Function keys are still working, but without notification.
Fn+F7 (Turn off the backlight) doesn't work in both cases.
My netbook model: Assus EEEPc 1008ha
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Hello at all,
well, I just have one simple question.
As the original poster, I would like to check the above statements about
the acpi_osi parameter against my original bug entry. Yes, my original
post was against Ubuntu 9.10 now I installed 10.4 (Netbook Edition)
in the expectation, that
@SKid: these parameters go in /etc/default/grub. Simply do:
- Press Alt+F2, enter gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub and press enter
- Change the line that reads
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=
to
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor
- Save and exit
- Press Alt+F2, enter gksudo
Luca,
Thanks. Confirmed the acpi_osi=Linux worked for me too.
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Ah, hello,
I didn't had much time in the last weeks,
@Nicolas Albert:
Ah, sorry, yes, of cause, your name is Nicolas. Sorry!
And, yes, you didn't write anything about WIFI in general... I can't remember,
what I thought in that moment!? Maybe partial amnesia?
%-)
Well, just another
acpi_osi=Linux fixed the problem for me too
Asus Eee PC 1201N with Lucid 32bit
however before I added acpi_osi=Linux the fn5fn6 brightness keys worked and
the notification worked as well
But after adding acpi_osi=Linux the brightness keys still functionally work
however the notification does
Hey, thanks for the acpi_osi=Linux comment. I just ran
sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and added it to the second prompt before
quiet splash so that it read acpi_osi=Linux quiet splash
The thing I wanted the most were the volume controls and this fixed it
in Lucid (Kubuntu)
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Adding acpi_osi=Linux to the grub's kernel boot parameters list helps,
and most of the keys are taken into account. Even multimedia keys.
fn-SPACE belongs to the Super Hybrid Engine throttle control, which does not
exist on the linux side.
fn-V could work if bound to an application for the
I installed 10.04 Lucid Lynx last night on my 1201N. For the most part,
everything is working. However I too am experiencing issues with certain
function keys no longer working. The same results as the other two
posts. These keys DID function in 9.10, so it's something specific to
the upgrade.
I can confirm almost the same at my Asus EEEPC 1008HA
Brightness, sleep and WIFI works fine.
But Mute and volume keys doesn't
Mute: Fn + F10
Volume Down: Fn + F11
Volume UP: Fn + F12
They used to work fine on Karmic in the same hardware.
No logs in the dmesg, and no output in showkeys -s
Hi!
Just ended the installation of ubuntu 10.04 for my new netbook and
falled into the same problem. My computer is ASUS 1201NL, which is an
underpowered version of the 1201N.
Anyway the motherboard, NVIDIA ION, is the same so I would like not to
open a new thread, since I feel that the root of
Hello Albert,
If you have the same model as me (1201N) the world is not that bad...
Regarding the WIFI I downloaded the Realtek driver. But I had to take
care about the path I placed the sources in order to compile them. As
usuall, no spaces should be in the path. But that's common to most
makes.
My first name is Nicolas ;)
I didn't say that wifi doesn't work. I compiled realtek driver too.
I said wireless switch (wifi+bluetooth) doesn't work, Fn+F2 doesn't
product any X key event.
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I installed Ubuntu 9.10 - lucid lynx - and there is many regression until the
first message :
* Fn+F2 - wireless switch - doesn't work, no event with xev
* Fn+F10/F11/F12 - sound mute/decrease/increase - doesn't, no event with xev
Other function keys are like the first message.
Hello,
trhanks for your fast response. I added the requested information via
apport as you can see above. If you would like to know the key codes of
the funtion keys, you could point me to some tools which could tell me
the codes? Maybe I could use such tool to get the codes and post them
here?
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