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2011-07-20
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I am also wondering if I can map the enter key to any other less used key in the keyboard.
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After the reboot, /proc/bootreason shows sw_rst
I am suspecting whether some hardware circuit issue in the keyboard. Any help in debugging is much appreciated. I am also wondering if I can map the enter key to any other less used key in the keyboard.