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Indeed,the audio-problems could be resolved by adding the user to the goups "audio" (-- and "video"). (I additionally copied the vmlinux-3.18 kernel modules (which are included in the archive) to /lib/modules/) There was a reboot necessary (do not know why!?) -- but then "pu...

Indeed the scripts for detecting the hardware have been slightly different in intrd.gz between ubuntu 13.3.2 and 14.10. So, I exchanged those scripts in 14.10 by those in 13.3.2 and rebuild the ramdisk image by hand again. In addition I included the kernel modules of vmlinux-3.18 (just in case, som...

I am more interested in the procedure you used manually. Here is a nice webpage explaining how to unpack and repack a ramdisk image: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/07/how-to-view-modify-and-recreate-initrd-img/ I replaced the 2 scripts in the 'bin' directroy: 'hw-detect' and 'list-devices' (and a...

Indeed the scripts for detecting the hardware have been slightly different in intrd.gz between ubuntu 13.3.2 and 14.10. So, I exchanged those scripts in 14.10 by those in 13.3.2 and rebuild the ramdisk image by hand again. In addition I included the kernel modules of vmlinux-3.18 (just in case, some...

@Srtest interesting! I just have tried to install ubuntu 14.10 myself and just run into the same problem that ALL SATA disks are not recognized by the installer. I have 2 HDs installed -- a SSD (with only Amiga partioins) and another SATA HD that already contains an ancient debian installation. The ...

As his behaviour is somewhat odd, ie not just issues with the light be intially out of phase with the numlock state but a completely different key handling, it would help any dev to know. I do not think that this is related to the keyboard. The different key handling is caused by the 'Setenv NUMLOC...

Thanks for the report! This is a known bug, however, it seems to be related to KVM switches. When you immediately connect the keyboard to your Amiga, the "NUMLOCKOFF" variable should work fine. Additionally, if you are in state 2) of your description after a reboot, then by unplugging and ...

Do you have a KVM switch between keyboard/mouse and your Amiga? Can you try the following: 1. setenv SAVE usb/hid.keyboard/numlockoff 1 2. reboot 3. If the number block is still not switched off, unplug the keyboard from your KVM and plug it in again. 4 Report, if the number block is now switched off.

But why does the penguin looks so sad?

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Actually, I'm sure, it's not a matter of luck but of time