On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Dan Rasmussen wrote: > > > Yesterday I became the proud owner of a Zippy USB Mini-Keyboard > > > (http://directron.com/wk801.html). It's small, has a two-port USB hub, (above included for reference)
> Yeah, so I tried "xev" with the USB version of this keyboard. It gives me > no output for the multimedia keys and the function key. It seems a bit > weird that a keyboard would come with a row of broken keys along the top and > one all the way across, so don't think I can blame that...maybe some limit > is set in a config somewhere as to how high of keystrokes to accept? > > Any other ideas? What usb does your kernel support - is it compiled to use keybdev.o (under Input Core Support) or the limited boot protocol mode usbkdb.o (under USB Support) section... you definitely want to be using keybdev - other than that, perhaps trying it on your friends computer? Offhand I can't think of anything beyond that being your problem, unless it's some magic that hotplug is doing for me... -Martin Norland
