Lucid Puppy ThinkPad A22m keyboard map problems [solved]

[gmtosh]

Can anyone help me finding the right keyboard map for an IBM thinkpad A22m with the UK keyboard. At the moment the single quotes, double quotes and tilda does not show on the screen on the first keypress only on the second, however I dont believe it is mapping to ascii dec 39,34,126 respectively as php-cli is complaining. I have chosen the uk keyboard and thinkpad keyboard in the mouse/keyboard wizard keyboard model

[Béèm]

Strange reaction for single and double quote. Should display right away I think.
But for the tilde, this is normal as a tilde is put on top of another character and thus the keyboard input waits for a second character to be pushed.
This latter is called dead-key support.

[gmtosh]

Hi thankyou for your reply. By using geany and hd it ends up that the quote mapped to ascii hex B4 and double quote A8. Do you know how I can reset them back to the proper values

[jaqu3x]

hallo
here is the same

with my thinkpad A30 i have keyobard problem
all the types
- . , ù à ò + è ì ' _ : ; § ° ç * é ^ ? ~ \ | `
are confused betwin 'em

also shift + 1 2 3 4 ..and all numbrs are not the same


i bought my thinkooad in italy, cause im italina and live in italy, and did my set in italian but it doese'nt works as well
i have also "ç" -THE FReNCH PECULIAR c - so maybe is a french keybords...anyway i got many prolems on it, especially in command line and compiling, as well

the "central button too" doesnt works

dunno what to say ... if u solve, pls post here

[Béèm]

In the ISO8859-1 character set A8 is umlaut or diaeresis and B4 acute.
You have a UK keyboard?
What is the keyboard language set in xorg.conf?

[jaqu3x]

i made a google search for "ISO8859-1 character set" and i checked many types map.

I think that set is not like mine: i have the fwslash "/" above seven, on the maps thre's always a singlequote " ' " above 7; more: the " >< " type is for me just before Z, between Z and left shift.
you see, many differences

i did'nt know there are so many many many thinghs behind the pc build.
if i could id' post a pic of my kb.

anyway in meanwhile i search on internet.

thnx

[Béèm]

Italian keyboard.
The one you have?

[jaqu3x]

<lol> not yet !

amin, is pretty the same but the blue\red charachters (the AltGr ones i guess) are different: i.e. my "@" is under the Q

uff .......



at a glance, i have the United States one while using puppy; probably is a bios setting

[Béèm]

Not us, not uk either.
Point to the correct one.

[gmtosh]

In answer to the question how is the keyboard defined in xorg.conf:

Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Option "XkbRules" "xorg"
Option "XkbModel" "thinkpad"
Option "XkbLayout" "gb" #xkeymap0
Option "XkbVariant" "intl"
EndSection

[Béèm]

gmtosh, some differences with mine.
I did choose the normal kb model pc102.

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Section "InputDevice"
	Identifier  "Keyboard0"
	Driver      "kbd"
	Option      "XkbRules" "xorg"
	Option      "XkbModel" "pc102"
	Option      "XkbLayout" "be" #xkeymap0
EndSection

And for sure, mine is Belgian, without intl.

[gmtosh]

Hi Beem
That was a really useful post. I took away the keyboard variant intl with dead keys and replaced the thinkpad model with PC102 and the quote, doublequote and tilde work fine first press - Thankyou

[Béèm]

Glad to be of help and as it is your thread and for the sake of fellow posters edit the subject of your initial post and add [SOLVED] to it.

[jaqu3x]

solved ????????

and what about me ?

do you think a real saint bernard dog would leave alone 1 person only because it saved another one?
leave here at least the liquor bottle !!!!

: joking :

ok i will start a new thread once i'll have a real news bout my keyobard version
bye

[Béèm]

solved ????????

and what about me ?

do you think a real saint bernard dog would leave alone 1 person only because it saved another one?
leave here at least the liquor bottle !!!!

: joking :

ok i will start a new thread once i'll have a real news bout my keyobard version
bye

I drank all the liquid.
Well, normally the OP (original Poster) is master of his thread.
If you feel the solution doesn't apply to you, then yes open another thread.
Even having a tittle which seems to be about a same problem, due to machine differences, it could be another problem.