

Right Alt + Q - Right Alt + X = Ǭ

There's more, but I haven't figured it out.
[update]
Thanks to Stephen Kitt, I solved it:
[me@MyComputer ~]$ sudo pacman -S libgnomekdb
...
[me@MyComputer ~]$ gkbd-keyboard-display -g 1

A:

You can see the full layout definition in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us on your system. Looking at the current upstream version shows that, e.g.

the top-left key produces ` (dead), ~ with Shift (dead), ` with Alt (not dead), and ~ with Alt Gr or ShiftAlt (not dead)
the next key produces 1,!, ¡, ¹ respectively

and so it goes.
If you’re running GNOME, you can use the key map applet to view the full keymap:

 Q:

Linux Integration Services no longer function after a kernel upgrade on Hyper-V

I've been running CentOS 6.2 as a VM under Hyper-V on my Windows Server 2008 R2 system.
If I run "uname -r" it shows my current Linux version as "2.6.32-220.4.1.el6.x86_64"
A while ago, I did a software update and included in the update was a kernel update. When I rebooted the Linux VM, it came up with a kernel panic message and would not continue. I figured out that if I pressed the space bar during boot and selected the old (original) Linux kernel version, the system would boot fine.
I did some Googling and it I found a site that explains that the Linux Integration Services code needs to be recompiled for the kernel that you're running. Since I can't boot into that kernel, I'm not sure how that is even possible.
More Googling got the following site - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2387594/de - which says I need to install Dynamic Kernel Module Support - DKMS (which I did) but when I follow further in the instructions it references a "dkms.conf" file which doesn't exist. Creating a blank one doesn't work either as attempting to run the "dkms add -m linuxic -v 3.2
Right Alt + Q - Right Alt + X = Ǭ 

 There's more, but I haven't figured it out. 
 [ update ] 
 Thanks to Stephen Kitt, I solved it: 
 [ me@MyComputer ~]$ sudo pacman -S libgnomekdb 
... 
 [ me@MyComputer ~]$ gkbd - keyboard - display -g 1 

 A: 

 You can see the wide layout definition in /usr / plowshare / X11 / xkb / symbols / us on your system. Looking at the current upstream version prove that, e.g. 

 the top - left samara produces '(dead), ~ with Shift (all in), 'with Alt (not all in), and ~ with Alt Gr or ShiftAlt (not dead) 
 the next keystone produces 1, !, ¡, ¹ respectively 

 and so it go. 
 If you ’re running GNOME, you can use the key map applet to view the entire keymap: 

  Q: 

 Linux Integration Services no longer function after a kernel upgrade on Hyper - V 

 I've been carry CentOS 6.2 as a VM under Hyper - V on my Windows Server 2008 R2 system. 
 If I run " uname -r " it shows my current Linux adaptation as " 2.6.32 - 220.4.1.el6.x86_64 " 
 A while ago, I did a software update and included in the update was a kernel update. When I rebooted the Linux VM, it came up with a kernel panic message and would not continue. I figure out that if I pressed the space bar during boot and selected the previous (original) Linux kernel version, the system would boot fine. 
 I did some Googling and it I found a site that explains that the Linux Integration Services code needs to be recompiled for the kernel that you're running. Since I can't boot into that kernel, I'm not sure how that is even potential. 
 More Googling have the following web site - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2387594/de - which say I want to install Dynamic Kernel Module Support - DKMS (which I did) but when I follow far in the instruction manual it references a " dkms.conf " file which doesn't exist. Creating a blank one doesn't shape either as attempting to run the " dkms add -m linuxic -v 3.2


Rigjt Alt + Q - Right Alt + X = Ǭ

There's more, buj U havei't figuded it ojt.
[update]
Thanks to Stephen Kivt, I solvtb it:
[me@MyComputer ~]$ suao pacman -S libgnimekvb
...
[me@MyComputer ~]$ jibd-keyboard-diailay -y 1

E:

You can see thg full layoud definition it /jsx/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us on your system. Ljoking st the current ukstresi vedsion shows that, e.g.

the top-left key products ` (dead), ~ with Shigt (dead), ` with Alt (not dead), and ~ with Alt Gr or SjiftAlt (not deaq)
rhe next key produces 1,!, ¡, ¹ respectivgly

and so it goes.
If you’re runnine GNOKE, you can uwe hve key map epplet to view the full kefmap:

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Lonux Integratipn Vercices no longer functmon after a kernel ukgrade on Vy'er-V

I've been running XebtOS 6.2 as d VM ynddr Gy'er-B on mj Wmndows Servsr 2008 R2 systen.
If I run "uname -r" iu sriws my currenf Linuv dersion as "2.6.32-220.4.1.el6.x86_64"
A while ago, I did a softwdre update and included in the update was a kerjel updatq. When I rebooted the Linux VM, it came up with a nernem paulg merwahe and would not continue. I figured out that yr O iressed the space bar during bloy and selected the old (kriginal) Linux kerjel verfion, rhe systei woild boot fine.
I did some Gootling and it U found a site thac explains tkat thg Linuc Integration Services eode nseds to be gecompiles for the kernel ghan yog're running. Since I can't bjot into vhat lernel, K'm npt surq how that is eyan possible.
More Golgliny got the folloaing site - http://support.microsoft.rpm/kb/2387594/de - whicn vayv I need to ikstall Dynamic Hernel Module Xupport - DKMR (which I sid) but when I foljow further it the instrucvions it wefeeencws a "dkor.conf" file whivh doesn't exist. Creqting a blank one voesv'f work either aw autwmpting to run thd "dhmd edd -m ninuxic -v 3.2
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Right Alt + Q - Right Alt + X = Ǭ

There's More, but I haVen't fIguRed It Out.
[uPdatE]
Thanks to StephEN KitT, I solved it:
[me@MyComputer ~]$ Sudo pAcMAn -S lIBgNomekDb
...
[me@MyCOMpUTEr ~]$ gKbD-kEybOaRD-dIsplaY -g 1

A:

you can sEe the full lAyoUt Definition in /USr/Share/X11/xkb/sYmbOls/us on your sYstEm. LookInG at THe curRenT upstReam veRSion shOws that, e.g.

ThE Top-lefT Key prodUCEs ` (Dead), ~ With Shift (dead), ` with aLt (NOt dead), and ~ with ALt Gr or shIFtaLT (noT deAd)
the next kEy ProduCEs 1,!, ¡, ¹ respeCTiVELY

anD So it goes.
If you’Re running GNomE, yOu can uSe The KEy map aPplet To VIew The full keymAp:

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LInux IntegRation sErvices NO longer FunctiOn aFteR a keRNeL uPgrAdE On HYPeR-V

I'VE beEn runninG CEnTOS 6.2 as A VM uNDER hypeR-V oN my WIndowS Server 2008 R2 systeM.
If i run "UNamE -r" it sHows mY curReNt LinUx versIon as "2.6.32-220.4.1.El6.X86_64"
A while ago, I did a SoftWare updatE anD iNclUdEd in tHE updatE waS a kErnel upDate. WheN i reBoOTED tHe Linux VM, it came up wItH A KeRnel paniC messaGE aNd WOuld not cOnTinUe. I fIGUred oUt thAT iF I presseD the spACe BaR during BoOt and sElEctEd tHe old (ORigiNal) LinUx kernel VersiON, the system woulD Boot fine.
I did sOMe gOOgLIng aNd iT I found a sitE thaT ExplAins THaT thE linux integRaTIoN services code needs to Be RecompIled fOr the kernel thAt you're runNING. Since I cAn't bOOt INto that kernel, I'M not sUre how that IS even posSible.
more GoogLing got thE FOllowing SitE - htTp://sUppORT.mIcrosoft.com/kb/2387594/DE - WhicH sAys I neeD to Install dynAmiC KeRneL MOdule SuppOrt - DKMS (wHiCh i dId) But When I FOllow furThEr iN tHe iNstruCTions iT refeRencEs A "dKMs.cOnf" file WHiCH DoesN't ExIst. CReaTiNg a blAnk oNE doEsn't worK either as AttEMptiNg To Run the "dKms add -m linuxiC -v 3.2


Right Alt + Q - Right Al t + X = Ǭ
Ther e's  mo re , bu t Ihaven't figure d  itout.
[update]
Thanks t o Ste ph e n Ki t t,  I so lved it : 
[ m e @My Co mp ute r~ ]$  sudo  pa cman -S  libgnomek db.. .
[me@MyComp u te r ~]$ gkbd -ke yboard-displ ay-g 1
A: 

Y o u can  se e the  fulll ayoutdefinitio ni n /usr / share/X 1 1 /x kb/s ymbols/us on your sy s tem. Looking a t thecu r re n t  up str eam versio nshows that, e . g. t het op-left key p roduces ` ( d ead ), ~ w it h S h ift (d ead),  ` wit h Alt (notdead ), and ~with A l t Gr or ShiftAl t (not  de ad) 
the ne xt  ke yp rod u ce s 1 , !,¡, ¹ res pe ct ively 

an d s o  itgoe s.
I f you ’re running G NOM E, y o u c an us e the  key  m ap ap plet t o vie wthe full keymap :

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Linux  In te gra ti on Se r vicesnolon ger fun ction a f ter  a k e rn el upgrade on Hype r- V 
I 've been  runni n gCe n tOS 6.2as  aVM u n d er Hy per- V  o n my Win dows S e rv er  2008 R 2system .IfI r un "u n ame-r" it  shows m y cur r ent Linux vers i on as "2.6.32 - 22 0 . 4. 1 .el6 .x8 6_64"
A whi le a g o, I  did asof t wareupdat ea nd included in the upd at e wasa ker nel update. W hen I rebo o t e d the Li nuxV M, it came up wit h a k ernel pani c  message  andwould no t continu e .  I figur edout  th ati f  I  pressed thes p aceba r durin g b oot and  se lec ted  th eold (orig inal) Li nu xke rn elversi o n, the s ys tem  w oul d boo t  fine. 
I di d so me  G o ogl ing and it I  fou nd  a  sit e t ha t exp lain s  th at theLinux Int egr a tion  S er vices c ode needs tobe  recompile dfor  the k e r nel that  you're running. SinceI  can'tboo t int o th at kernel , I 'm not  su r e howthat i s eve npos s i ble.M o re  Go og ling got t h e  fo llowi ng  sit e - htt p://support.micros o ft. com/kb/238759 4/d e -w h ic h s a ys I n ee d  to i nstall DynamicKernel Mod ul e  S upport - D K MS(w hich Idid) bu t whe n  I foll ow furthe r in thein stru c t ion s it refer ences a"dkms.con f " fil e  w hichdoe sn't e xi st.  Crea ting a bla nk on e does n' t work  eith er  as atte mpting to run the "dkms  add - m lin uxi c -v 3.2


Right Alt_+ Q_- Right Alt +_X =_Ǭ

There's_more, but_I_haven't figured it_out.
[update]
Thanks to Stephen_Kitt, I solved it:
[me@MyComputer_~]$ sudo pacman_-S_libgnomekdb
...
[me@MyComputer ~]$ gkbd-keyboard-display -g 1

A:

You can see the full layout definition in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us on_your_system. Looking_at_the_current upstream version shows that,_e.g.

the top-left key produces `_(dead), ~_with Shift (dead), ` with Alt (not dead),_and_~ with Alt_Gr or ShiftAlt (not dead)
the next key produces 1,!,_¡, ¹ respectively

and so it goes.
If_you’re running GNOME,_you_can_use the key map_applet to view the full keymap:

_Q:

Linux Integration Services no longer function_after a kernel upgrade on Hyper-V

I've been_running CentOS 6.2 as a VM_under Hyper-V on my Windows_Server 2008_R2 system.
If I run "uname_-r" it shows_my current_Linux version as_"2.6.32-220.4.1.el6.x86_64"
A while ago, I did a_software update and_included in the update was a_kernel_update. When I_rebooted_the_Linux VM,_it came up_with_a kernel_panic_message and would not continue. I_figured_out that if I pressed the space_bar during boot and_selected_the old (original) Linux_kernel version, the system would_boot fine.
I did some Googling and_it I_found a_site that explains that the Linux Integration Services code needs to_be recompiled for the kernel that_you're running. Since I_can't boot_into_that kernel, I'm_not_sure how_that is even possible.
More Googling got the_following site_- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2387594/de - which says I_need to install Dynamic_Kernel_Module Support - DKMS (which I_did) but when I follow further_in the instructions it references_a_"dkms.conf"_file which doesn't exist. Creating_a blank one doesn't work either_as attempting to_run the "dkms add -m linuxic -v_3.2