Are you both having the same keyboard model? Please both provide the following information:
1. What brand and model is your keyboard. How is your keyboard connected to your PC: DIN, PS/2, USB, USB wireless, ...
2. For a USB keyboard enter the following command on a terminal/console:
$ lsusb -v > ~/lsusb-v
3. Activate Numlock and push some numeric keys, deactivate Numlock and push some numeric keys.
3. Open a terminal/console and enter the following commands (minimal information as described in KernelTeamBugPolicies):
$ dmesg > ~/dmesg
$ uname -a > ~/uname-a
$ cat /proc/version_signature > ~/version_signature
$ sudo lspci -vvnn > ~/lspci-vvnn
4. Attach ~/lsusb-v, ~/dmesg, ~/uname-a, ~/version_signature and ~/lspci-vvnn to the bug report as seperate attachments.
Are you both having the same keyboard model? Please both provide the following information:
1. What brand and model is your keyboard. How is your keyboard connected to your PC: DIN, PS/2, USB, USB wireless, ... licies) : signature > ~/version_signature
2. For a USB keyboard enter the following command on a terminal/console:
$ lsusb -v > ~/lsusb-v
3. Activate Numlock and push some numeric keys, deactivate Numlock and push some numeric keys.
3. Open a terminal/console and enter the following commands (minimal information as described in KernelTeamBugPo
$ dmesg > ~/dmesg
$ uname -a > ~/uname-a
$ cat /proc/version_
$ sudo lspci -vvnn > ~/lspci-vvnn
4. Attach ~/lsusb-v, ~/dmesg, ~/uname-a, ~/version_signature and ~/lspci-vvnn to the bug report as seperate attachments.