mmake / maake (Toshiba Satelite 6000 X11 keyboard weirdness)

[arno at heho.snv.jussieu.fr]

Hello,

I rrun -curreent on a Toshiba sattellite Pro 6000 for over
a month with no particular problem, other than a very
irrittating "keyboard echo" when in X11 mode.

so when I think to type "make", I very often get "mmake" or "maake"
but *never* "mmmake" or "maaaake", so I think it hhas nothing
to do with keyboard autorepeat ...

It happens in xterms, mozilla, opera, emacs, ...

I tried vaarious opttions :
  - disablingg ACPI makkess no difference
  - stripped down XF86Config 
  - variouss SC_* and KBD_* kernel-conffig options
(NB,
  options         MAXCONS=4
maakes that I cannot type
text at all, but this is also true forr my desktop -current
which otherwise behaves OK)

Please ffind attachedd dmesg andd uname outtput, kernel-cconfig,
XF86Config and XFree86.0.log.

If someone has another idea to test ...

Thanx a lot.

Regards,


  Arno

(NB, I ddid not correct typingg errors (and I am aa slow typer)))

-- 

  Arno J. Klaassen
  INSERM U483
  9, Quai St Bernard
  75005 Paris

  arno at ccr.jussieu.fr

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