X -configure did not solve it for me! nor removing ~/.kde as suggested in another internet thread.
The only thing that solved it for me was downgrading xkb-data. I did disable evdev to see if the problems were related to it, but it kept happening. Odd thing, depending on the X's configuration, the symptoms aren't exactly the same, when i manually configured for X to use the usual keyboard driver, instead of this "Crazy Crtl + Scroll lock" behaviour (the first time you press a letter, it is like you had Crtl+the letter, and the Scroll Lock led turns ON, the second time the letter does come thru and Scroll Lock turns off), instead i got only problems with "right side" of the keyboard, for example with arrow keys, home, insert, del etc. (e.g: Up arrow would map to Print Screen). I can`t recall the exact configuration, but disabling the multiple keyboard layouts in KDE brought me to the second state too (wrong keycodes for the right side of the keyboard). In the end, only downgrading xkb-data solved it. There aren`t any visible problems at Xorg.0.log at startup and while pressing the keys. And the normal consoles work well. Flavio Botelho -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
