Joachim:
To not confuse this bug with the one you mentioned, please open a new bugreport and copy your comment (and mine) into the new report.
Here's what I need you to do:
please get evtest from http://people.freedesktop.org/~whot/evtest.c, compile it up (gcc -o evtest evtest.c) and run it as "sudo ./evtest /dev/input/eventX" where eventX is the device of your keyboard (/proc/bus/input/devices will tell you). Hit the AltGr key and attach the output to the new bugreport.
keycode 104 is defined as KEY_KPENTER in /usr/include/linux/input.h*, so this may actually be a kernel problem. KEY_RIGHTALT (AltGr) should be keycode 108.
Joachim:
To not confuse this bug with the one you mentioned, please open a new bugreport and copy your comment (and mine) into the new report.
Here's what I need you to do: people. freedesktop. org/~whot/ evtest. c, compile it up (gcc -o evtest evtest.c) and run it as "sudo ./evtest /dev/input/eventX" where eventX is the device of your keyboard (/proc/ bus/input/ devices will tell you). Hit the AltGr key and attach the output to the new bugreport.
please get evtest from http://
keycode 104 is defined as KEY_KPENTER in /usr/include/ linux/input. h*, so this may actually be a kernel problem. KEY_RIGHTALT (AltGr) should be keycode 108.
* X keycodes are kernel keycodes + 8.