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mox:~# ksh h:w$ abcdef... h:w$ bash mox:~# abcef... Yeah, it's a bash problem! :rolleyes:

Thank to user100 suggestion I will insert in bash rules that D=d just to be able to digit all the commands, yeah is not the final solution but a good idea to not format in the near future... :rolleyes:

Thank you Udo but the problem is persistant even with the new user: support@mox:~$ suo sucan digit, but of course not work, this only :( support@mox:~$ suDo su -sh: suDo: command not found

Re: After console login not work the "d" key Nothing to do, with your trick (thank you) I used scp to transfer many config files and the dpkg-reconfigure console-data didn't work as try many keyboard set and for sure is not about key set as the ascii code not work as I wrote... With the files...

After console login not work the "d" key With a physical access to server have the same problem! Cannot digit the "d" key even using the ALT+100 ascii code, no way: the server buzzer reply me with a error bip. Before login can digit everything, after root login cannot use the "d" key so...

At prompt login the key work: PuTTY login as: ddddd after root login don't work :( You have some keyboards command or suggestion file to edit? (please that not have "d" inside, for example I can write "nano" but not "read")

No way, linux clients, same problem...

even cut & paste not work: mox:~# apt-get upate E: Invalid operation upate mox:~#

No, just in office with my intel dual core 32bit client that, of course, able to digit the "d" key into every applications and even trhu ssh to any other server. To give a try I used another client amd 64bit, new as installed one week ago and, of course, the keyboard work perfectly but not in...

Hello everybody, my first post here as something strange happen here: trhu ssh connection I cannot digit the "d" letter, only uppercase as "D" work. I try using putty under win and even using a linux box with same results, so I cannot launch commands like apt-get udate for example... I try...