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Login problem after upgrading to Ubuntu 21.10 - suspect keyboard

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I have just upgraded to Ubuntu 21.10 (Impish) When I tried to log in via gnome, my usual username/password wasn't recognised. I then did Ctr Alt F1 (or F3? - I can't remember) and was able to access a terminal login screen. It seemed that some characters typed at the keyboards were not being echoed correctly to the screen - for instance 'g' would appear as something like 'g[[' . However, I was able to login at this screen. Suspecting a keyboards broblem, I then did:

sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-all

However the command said that server is already at the newest version. I am now wondering what to do - thanks for any advice. Ian.

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Try another keyboard?
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cn flag

Update: This sorted the problem out:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Thanks for all who have looked at this!

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