Robert, I don't know how much of this is software and how much of it is
hardware (or maybe a combination of both) but consider this:
I got the U300S in approx November of 2011, by February of 2012 the hard
drives had died and had to be replaced. In approx September of 2012, the
t-key issue had spr
precision: my comment above is not clear enough, apologies.
1. removing the partial lists didn't "solve" the warning message, but
removing all the lists did.
2. shouldn't one expect that "purge"-ing muon would remove these lists?
3. after purging, cleaning, installing again, then removing the li
I guess I must have been experiencing a similar problem.
However, I removed all the lists, not just the partial lists, they were
rebuild automatically by muon after "check for updates", and no restart
needed as mentioned above:
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/*
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lis
Tim, I think I may also have uninstalled and reinstalled the wireless
drivers, before toggling the wireless in the BIOS (using the latest
update from the lenovo drivers website)... good that you got the letters
back,
The problem is almost certainly caused by a bad interaction between the
sleep-mo
Update on my previous report: Draining the battery (the old fashioned
way) worked for me. All my keys came back, even the letter t.
However, within a few hours, the problem returned. And here is what I
believe happens: Recall that I have a dual-boot windows-kubuntu. The
problem occurred after I di
In my previous comment I seem to have mixed up the bios references
56cn43ww and 56cn38ww, I have flashed back and forth several times
between them to no avail. Does anyone know of another bios?
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I have just joined the club. I've had my Lenovo U300S for nearly a year
now and only yesterday, for the first time, have I experienced the bug.
I have a dual-boot windows/ubuntu. The bug is definitely in the bios
since it affects both os. In my case, the letter t is remapped to F9
(because I'm on d
