woe, debian testing i lost my keyboard
Jim Watson
jim at amarooas.com.au
Fri Mar 21 22:10:01 EST 2003
yes, that fixed it, thanks
>Not entirely sure, but try:
>dpkg-reconfigure console-data
>Hope this helps,
On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 07:14:51PM +1100, jim wrote:
> inspired by this list i changed "stable" to "testing" and did upgrade in
> kpackage. many strange questions followed demanding y/n/maybe answers. i
> recall something about keyboards, but it was not familiar. anyway the
> end result after closing X the console keyboard does not work. did
> reboot but still the console keyboard is wrong. i guess i guessed a
> wrong answer in the upgarde. i mean if i press asdf the screen echos
> 1234, and worse on other keys. thank goodness i have this on a network,
> so i can ssh into the machine. i can probably fix this if i can just get
> a hint which file do in need to try and guess better?
> this is debian-testing-sparc64
>
>
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