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Saturday, September 13th 2003, 11:41pm

Logitech wireless keyboard problem

I'm running kde on a gentoo machine with a Logitech wireless mouse/keyboard combo. It has been working fine for a week or so, but all of the sudden when I start typing random "q's" start to appear. It happens in any place I type; console windows, mozilla text forms, etc. Even kdm. It's almost impossible to log in because it adds a q to my password.

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Sunday, September 14th 2003, 9:48pm

It's probably the keyboard's fault. Try getting a it replaced if the warrantee is still effective. The only problem with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse set is that it keeps running out of batteries.
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Monday, September 15th 2003, 6:00am

Just a quick concurrence. I use logitech wireless kb/mouse and though I've never had random letters appear, every time there is a kb or mouse quirk, it's them to blame. Maybe try resetting the keyboard?
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Tuesday, September 16th 2003, 1:32am

One more thing

I hesitated to say this, butq I have another box I'm running windows2k onq that I switch to with a kvm switchq, and I don't have this problem. The fact that it has been working fine on windows2k for >1year (and still does) leads me to believe it's not a hardware problem with the keyboard....but who knows.q

I apologize for the q's, but I'm too tired to combat themq :(

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Tuesday, September 16th 2003, 6:23am

hahahha
is the 'q' in your user name also a fault?

---- Aside ----
perhaps you should reconfigure the keyboard, i dont know much about gentoo, if anything.