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[ubuntu] everlasting sleep

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 9.4 and keyboard BTC 8190A which has a "sleep" button. Hibernate and suspend work great when I use them trough username>Suspend or username>Hibernate, but when I press the "sleep" button, comp looks like going into suspend but I can't wake it up. Is there a way to change a mapping of that key or to remove default mapping? I tried generic 105key driver and few other BTC drivers, ubuntu has no driver for this specific keyboard. Jura (Hardware)

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