> > ... (register 0 would report keycodes, register 2 would hold modifier
> > key states and LED states - here's the long sought after capslock
> bit!).
>
> Aa CapsLock bit... Aaaahhh...
>
> Sweet.
>
> Now, CapsLock can become a truly viable Control key!
I didn't say that. I didn't even me
On Wed, 2001-10-10 at 13:06, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> ... (register 0 would report keycodes, register 2 would hold modifier
> key states and LED states - here's the long sought after capslock
bit!).
Aa CapsLock bit... Aaaahhh...
Sweet.
Now, CapsLock can become a truly viable Control key!
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Josh Huber wrote:
> Michael Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Which proves to be a problem - on my Lombard, the keyboard is type 1
> > not 4. Now I've used kernel 2.4.10 for testing, which version did
> > you run?
>
> Well, I'm not sure what you mean, but my "handler"
> > So we need to do the same for the keyboard device as for the
> > trackpad: store it's device state before sleep. We just need a way
> > to locate it :-)
>
> Right...the fnset code uses a type value (this doesn't seem to be the
> same as the handler value as seen in the kernel messages). It's
Michael Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So we need to do the same for the keyboard device as for the
> trackpad: store it's device state before sleep. We just need a way
> to locate it :-)
Right...the fnset code uses a type value (this doesn't seem to be the
same as the handler value as see
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Josh Huber wrote:
> But from reading the thread on linuxppc-dev it sounded like some of
> the new ibooks (maybe the TiBook even) like to reset it on sleep/wake
> cycles.
I can confirm that this is (sometimes) the case (not 100% of the time). I
added a few lines to my /etc/pow
> > Which proves to be a problem - on my Lombard, the keyboard is type 1
> > not 4. Now I've used kernel 2.4.10 for testing, which version did
> > you run?
>
> Well, I'm not sure what you mean, but my "handler" is set to 1, I'm
> not sure where the type comes into play, as I don't know that much
>
Michael Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Which proves to be a problem - on my Lombard, the keyboard is type 1
> not 4. Now I've used kernel 2.4.10 for testing, which version did
> you run?
Well, I'm not sure what you mean, but my "handler" is set to 1, I'm
not sure where the type comes into
> > > We'll have to test it on other PMU versions as well, though.
> >
> > Yes...
>
> Which proves to be a problem - on my Lombard, the keyboard is type 1 not
> 4. Now I've used kernel 2.4.10 for testing, which version did you run?
Forget the kernel version: my keyboard is ANSI, yours ISO perhaps.
> > We'll have to test it on other PMU versions as well, though.
>
> Yes...
Which proves to be a problem - on my Lombard, the keyboard is type 1 not
4. Now I've used kernel 2.4.10 for testing, which version did you run?
> > We can do it the same way as the trackpad state save/restore. I'd
>
> Yes
Michael Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We'll have to test it on other PMU versions as well, though.
Yes...
> We can do it the same way as the trackpad state save/restore. I'd
> need a bit more information on how to detect the proper keyboard
> version this tool can be used on (I assume th
> I modified the attached version because I think the web archiving
> system turned bit shifts << and >> into < and >. (odd!), also I added
> a define for my PMU version (the lombard).
>
> It seems to work fine on my powerbook, which is great.
We'll have to test it on other PMU versions as well, t
Rogério Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> BTW, since n is an integer in that program, the format string of %ld
> is incorrect to deal with it and the correct fix is not to use a
> type cast, but to remove the l of the format string.
Yes, I made a mistake on one of the format fixes. I did rem
On Oct 09 2001, Colin Walters wrote:
> Josh Huber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > It seems to work fine on my powerbook, which is great.
>
> It works fine for me too on my TiBook.
It would work fine if I had more money to purchase one of
these cool toys. :-)
> > So, my real qu
Josh Huber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It seems to work fine on my powerbook, which is great.
It works fine for me too on my TiBook.
> So, my real question is this...how should this be integrated with
> pmud-utils/pmud. (I think it should somehow be put in Debian)
I think it should be integra
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