E70W & Keyboard Mapping

Nokia E70W Firmware level 1.0610.05.06, 15-05-06, RM-10. Sold in the Middle East.
Keyboard mapping problem with Shift 5 thru 0, resulting in display of symbol shown on key-1, i.e. 6 displays %, 7 &, etc. In addition I have the Euro currency symbol on shift 5.
Workaround is insert character under chr key.
The dealer informs me this is a known problem to be fixed by the next release of firmware, no release date known. Comments from support team?
Otherwise, a superb phone, 9/10.

Sounds to me like one of your Shift keys is stuck--holding down the Shift key while starting the computer puts it into "safe mode."
Might be easiest to bring the machine in and have a tech take a look.
~Lyssa

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~Lyssa

[SOLVED]Setting x11 keyboard map PERMANENTLY for all.

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Last edited by TheOldFellow (2013-11-25 14:58:29)

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I think people with a english keyboard won't have this problem.
It might be interesting if other people will have the same problem,
with non english keyboards.
But if you have a english keyboard please feel free to test.
Summary:
Wrong keyboard mapping on a MacBook C2D 2.0 GHz. with german keyboard, when choosing chinese "Hanin" input with YiTian keyboard layout.
Steps to Reproduce:
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B) MacOSX 10.4.8
1. choose System Preferences - International - Input Menu
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Actual Results:
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This happens here on a
MacBook C2D 2.0 GHz (white)
1 GB RAM
80 GB
Mac OS X 10.4.8
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15" PowerBook G4 1.67 Ghz
Mac OS X 10.4.8 / Build 8L2127
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17" iMac C2D 2 GHz
Mac OS X 10.4.8 / Build 8L127
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I tried a SMC reset and reinstalled Mac OS X 10.4.8 on the MacBook but I still get the wrong output. The keyboard behaves like a english keyboard
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Last edited by optagon (2014-07-26 02:19:40)

karol wrote:
You can / should populate vconsole.conf:
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Oh, the file wasn't empty after all. It just looked empty when I opened it with nano and wasn't su. Should learn to use cat I guess.
Those extra settings you supplied just turned my åäö into squares. But thanks anyway.
Last edited by optagon (2014-07-26 03:14:25)

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