same problem. I have acer Aspire 5500Z. I have additional dollar and
euro sign keys. And of course, the Fn and Windows (Super) Key
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Acer € and $ + special laptop keys
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sorry, forgot to mention, the Windows (Super) Key also doesn't work. The
dollar and Euro keys don't work. But the Fn key works.
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I read the webpage here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/AcerAspire5610#head-c32b7f7a26c28c9c6d0106485f8c4d6b2433e390
and "sudo modprobe acerhk force_series=2020 poll=0" didn't have any output on
the terminal.
and "acerhk force_series=2020 poll=0" has output
"bash: acerhk: command not f
changing the source of my packages eventually solved my problem.
Everything is working now.
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7.04->7.10 "Upgrade" fails: "Getting upgrade prerequisites failed"
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ktorrent
The default package on ubuntu 7.04 for ktorrent is ktorrent 2.1, but that
version of ktorrent would crash after an hour or so of downloading. Other
people were having the same problem and the solution could be found here:
http://ubuntuforums.or
+1 this bug is disconcerting and unavoidable for any developer using
Rmagick with Rails, which I'd imagine is many a developer.
That said, following Dominic's instructions seems to resolve the
problem, but also makes me nervous since I have no idea what side
effects it may have.
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Please rebuil
For the love of god, please fix it. Every time I Lucid wants me to
update my system, it reverts to the old version of Rmagick and I have to
run the steps in #17 again and again and again unless I remember to
uncheck the Imagemagick update.
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Please rebuild for newer version of ImageMagick
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