From: Peter S. <pet...@gm...> - 2006-01-26 21:09:33
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Yop, that seems to work. I'm useing setxkbmap de -keycodes 'xfree86+aliases(qwertz)+aliases(evdev)' -option but my up/down keys are a mess. Pressing them sometimes causes a 100% CPU load (Xorg and kwin). But this happens only on console :0 with a ps/2 keyboard and only with the extra cursor keys (not those on the numpad). On console :2 (usb) it runs smoothly, everything's fine. Tell me if I can provide you with some debug info. Sorry, avilis. I don't have a X build system installed here and (if debian helps me) never will so I can't test the patches. But thanks anyway. Peter Ruben Faelens schrieb: > About your evdev problem: > > I had the same problem. The large problem is the evdev keyboard driver > not outputting the same keycodes as the kbd driver. As such, some > keycodes which are assigned do not exist, whereas some are wrongly > assigned. For now, this workaround helps: > https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5559 > > The bug has been assigned to the input/evdev developers, but I haven't > heard from it ever since, so I guess it's low priority for them. Also, > they probably should clean op Xkb-support for evdev first anyway, the > current implementation is a hack IIRC. > > Good luck using this workaround. It's strange, without Xkb everything > works correctly (with a qwerty layout). > > Could you tell me if it worked or add a comment on the bug page? Thanks. > > > |