Hello, On Wed, Jun 23, 2004 at 10:51:26PM +0100, Sam Halliday wrote: > i haven't installed X yet. i choose (in kbdconfig) > mac / Unknown / British / Standard / iBook2 > i also choose > mac / Unknown / British / Standard / Standard > but it was soooo fscked up i needed to use the debian installer (btw... what > about a "rescue" option??) to copy over the .old keymap. > > so, conclusion is... the keymap is fubar OR i have a keyboard which hasn't > been > mapped yet (unlikely) > > from some googling, the way debian is interpreting my keyoard is as if it > looked > like this: > http://store1.yimg.com/I/lovemacs_1790_40211439 > but it is not like that, and i cannot find an image on google. some major > differences are that i have the tilde/comment key beside the left shift (not > top > left) and in the top left i have a plusminus/chapter key. i also have pound > sterling (£) as the shift key 3 and hash (#) as the alt gr key 3 (although it > is > not marked on the keyboard).
There are HOWTOS on installing Debian on iBooks. I don't remember
which one, but at least one described how to set up you own keymap.
In this case, it was for a german one, but the principle is the same.
Please, when you have a sufficiently working one, submit it as a bug
report (I think it was console-common). I did this for the german
variant, and on the next install keyboard was working from the
beginning.
Greetings
Helge
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