Greg Steuck <gnezdo@openbsd.org> writes:

> I installed arm64-current on a Lenovo x13s. The machine seems fine
> except the second column of keys, like Ctrl_L-X or Ctrl_L-2 do
> nothing. E.g. 'x' by itself works, Ctrl-C does too. But not
> Ctrl_L-X. Neither in X11 nor in the console.
>
> xev doesn't show any event when I hit 'x' after 'ctrl'. The situation is
> a little different with Ctrl_R, only Ctrl_R-X doesn't work, but Ctrl_R-S
> works. All these keys work by themselves (e.g. 'ctrl' or 'x'). It
> doesn't look like a mechanical/electrical problem to me, but I could be
> wrong here. Any ideas about troubleshooting this further?
>
> Sadly, I didn't test the machine enough in windows before installing
> OpenBSD. I guess spending a few hours doing that is the most expedient
> debugging approach?

Yeah, loading the windows repair "terminal" is enough to see the effect
of the non-working ^X. Oh well..