@klerfayt: Thanks for testing the PPA -- next steps:
1. Lets try apport-collect again -- the proper syntax should be: sudo apport-collect 374884 (no "-p" or "linux").
2. Please verify that the the PPA actually got installed: apt-cache policy udev (should include "Installed: 151-8~kamal~volkeys0")
3. Please follow this procedure, which will help me identify the key codes associated with the problematic keys on your laptop:
$ dmesg | grep keyboard
[ 1.095041] input: AT Translated Set 2 keyboard as /devices/platform/i8042/serio0/input/input5
(Note the number N in "inputN" at the very end of the line, where mine above says 5)
$ sudo /lib/udev/keymap -i input/event5 <--- replace the "5" with whatever your N was above.
(Now press each of these keys once: mute, volumedown, volumeup, and finally "Esc" to finish -- paste the resulting output here).
@klerfayt: Thanks for testing the PPA -- next steps:
1. Lets try apport-collect again -- the proper syntax should be: sudo apport-collect 374884 (no "-p" or "linux").
2. Please verify that the the PPA actually got installed: apt-cache policy udev (should include "Installed: 151-8~kamal~ volkeys0" )
3. Please follow this procedure, which will help me identify the key codes associated with the problematic keys on your laptop:
$ dmesg | grep keyboard platform/ i8042/serio0/ input/input5
[ 1.095041] input: AT Translated Set 2 keyboard as /devices/
(Note the number N in "inputN" at the very end of the line, where mine above says 5)
$ sudo /lib/udev/keymap -i input/event5 <--- replace the "5" with whatever your N was above.
(Now press each of these keys once: mute, volumedown, volumeup, and finally "Esc" to finish -- paste the resulting output here).