i’ve not heard of this problem before so i can only guess it is just
for you…why might that be? maybe you are using a keyboard that the
11.1 install script doesn’t recognize? (is it a special keyboard? USB,
wireless, whatever?)
oh, and what happens if you click on that button named “Expert
Settings”…i’ve never had occasion to use it, but maybe it has a
section to pick YOUR keyboard (rather than the one the install script
thinks you have!)
AND!! there are differences between 10.3 and 11.x…enough
differences that i (and many others) are still hanging on to 10.3 as
our daily user…and HOPING that 11.2 turns out to be stable enough
to use…
AND! if you have been using KDE3 you are probably gonna be lost if you
install KDE4…
one thing i would do for SURE is keep available 10.3 until you know
for certain that 11.1 serves you as it should…AND make a copy of
your 10.2 /etc/X11/xorg.conf
in fact, i recommend you do a complete system backup; put your /home
and all created data on separate partitions; and then do a fresh
install of 11.1’s on a formatted system (/) partition…upgrading is
usually a problem…