Hi, Well, Bob's suggestion didn't work for me. I have now read the Bugzilla reports. Still puzzled as to why I get an error on this system.
I notice that the '/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/rules/xorg file still contains a few references to 'xfree86' as in;
!model = keycodes
...
* xfree86
In 'xorg.conf' I decided to try to add the line:
"XkbOptions" "xorg"
even though the output of 'gconftool-2...' indicates 'xorg' is used.
When I restarted the system after this, Kudzu had decided that I had removed a second USB node, and that I had installed a new mouse and keyboard. I was hopeful that this would do the trick. But alas, I still get the same error box.
Interestingly, the system must have regenerated the 'xorg.conf' file, because my addition to it was gone.
So, am I now the only person who still has this problem?
I did an upgrade of FC1 -> FC3 on a P4, Intel845 board, Rage 128, PS2 mouse and PS2 pc105 keyboard.
Trying to run the gnome desktop gives the error:
"Error activating XKB configuration" "Probably internal X server problem" "XServer version data: Xorg Foundation 60801000 "If you report this, include results of: " xprop -root | grep XKB" "and gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/xkb"
The result of the 'xprop' is; _XKB_RULES_NAMES_BACKUP(STRING)="xorg","pc105","us","","" _XKB_RULES_NAMES(STRING)="xorg","pc105","us","",""
Regarding the second command that is suggested, I assume it means to look in '~/.gconf/gnome/peripherals/keyboard.'
I notice there is only a 'xkb.backup' file there.
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Note, while I am not a 'KDB' user, that desktop runs just fine.
Has anyone else encountered this?
Thanks, Henry Leparskas
