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[ANSI] Fn + F[9-12] has wrong assignment after firmware update #14
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I just pushed a fix for this to my branch - if you clone, Fn+F3 should also be sending L GUI + P - can you see that? |
Tested @jackhumbert's branch and it appears to have resolved the correct mapping of F keys for me (ansi). |
Also tested @jackhumbert's branch - Fn + F3 is sending Super_L, and Fn + F{9,10,11,12} are sending Print, Num_Lock, Scroll_Lock, and Pause, respectively. 👏 |
Just tried @jackhumbert branch and it looks great! Fn + F3 sends L GUI + P in Manjaro as expected! |
Tried @jackhumbert's fix and it works on Manjaro KDE Plasma |
@jackhumbert Either I'm doing something incorrectly, or I'm just unable to set any privacy switches using Pine + F10/11/12. |
I updated to the latest and now my security switches are functioning - thanks! |
As per following post after firmware update the FN + F9, F10, F11 and F12 has wrong functions assigned to them, hence some functions are not available.
Here is quick summary:
Esc: Calls up the shutdown menu
F1: Brightness down
F2: Brightness up
F3: Seems to be the same as the Pine key? Presumably that's fine
F4: Mute
F5: Volume down
F6: Volume up
F7: Disables the trackpad
F8: Insert
However, F9 onwards seems wrong, both in what keycodes xev reports and in observed behaviour:
F9: Label says Print Screen, but instead Num_Lock
F10: Label says NumLK, but instead Scroll_Lock
F11: Label says ScrLK, but instead Pause
F12: Label says Pause Break, but instead Num_Lock
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