[SOLVED] No Fn key anymore!

Before upgrade I could type "/" using my Fn+0 key now I can't, I can use my Fn+Fx but no the numeric keypad... the thing only happens in gnome, when I entered to my fluxbox without the gnome-settings-daemon it works also in console mode.
So I guess it's about keyboard-properties but I haven't solved, I've tried changing the keyboard distribution but nothing new happens.
I have a Lenovo Ideapad Y510.
Any suggestion? thx in advance
Last edited by danes (2008-04-08 17:06:42)

From: http://nancib.wordpress.com/2008/03/17/ … ntu-hardy/
First off, there's an easy workaround for it. Go into the Keyboard Preferences (System >Preferences > Keyboard) and go to the Mouse Keys tab. Simply uncheck the box for Allow to control the pointer using the keyboard. (I know the grammar sucks on that sentence. I need to find a bug for that as well.)  That will let users of Ubuntu Hardy, and other distros that use GNOME 2.22, to regain the use of their numeric keypad.

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