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Ashley Chapman  
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 More options 15 June, 07:09
From: Ashley Chapman <ash.chap...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 06:09:16 +0000
Local: Mon 15 June 2009 07:09
Subject: Re: Zero key problem
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2009/6/13 Martin Phillips <MartinPhill...@ladybridge.com>:

> Hi all,

> I recall someone mentioning an issue where a Linux system was ignoring
> use of the zero key on the user's keyboard. I have personally seen
> this with a VMware image that was moved from another system with a
> different keyboard type but I believe someone else remarked on a
> similar situation recently under different circumstances.

Okay, usual information that's always required with a problem repost.

What OS and version?  What connection method (telnet, console, ssh
etc) ?  How is the problem seen (TCL, SED, INPUT etc)?

Ashley Chapman


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