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    SubjectRe: Magic SysRq +# in 2.4.9-ac/2.4.10-pre12
    Erik Mouw wrote:
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    > On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 08:56:13AM -0700, Randy.Dunlap wrote:
    > > I have an IBM model KB-9910 keyboard. When I use
    > > Alt+SysRQ+number (number: 0...9) on it to change the
    > > console loglevel, only keys 5 and 6 have the desired
    > > effect. I used showkey -s to view the scancodes from
    > > the other <number> keys, but showkey didn't display
    > > anything for them. Any other suggestions?
    >
    > Same over here with an IBM PS/2 keyboard that originally came with an
    > IBM PS2 model 55SX. The IBM keyboard is connected to an Asus M8300
    > laptop. The keyboard of that laptop has the interesting "feature" that
    > Alt-SysRQ-m sets the loglevel to 0, and Alt-SysRQ-[suob] also set the
    > loglevel to a different value instead of doing their job.

    I'm having this (my same) problem on a different test system/keyboard,
    and I'm beginning to think that it's not a keyboard problem,
    but I don't have any evidence of that one way or the other.

    I've tested 2.4.2, 2.4.5, 2.4.6, 2.4.7, 2.4.9, and 2.4.10-pre,
    and all exhibit the same problem.

    ~Randy
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