Re: keyboard map
- From: flash <flash@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: xywrite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:38:20 +0100
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Jordan,
<<A bit of a chore, admittedly, but what I would probably do in this
situation is take one of the old Kbd Map templates and modify it
(since I can't "draw" worth a damn !) with the newly verified
scancodes for your model. If anyone else does this, I'd suggest
these could make worthy uploads to Brian's site, particularly if
we got a decent representation of more recent models. A list of
scancodes included would be good too. Within a general line --
e.g., Asus EEE, Acer Aspire -- these would probably be consistent.>>
Not a bad idea. Shall we poll the keyboards out there amongst us?
That is exactly what I did for my Cherry keyboard. Keycode.exe returned
no code for some keys (such as print-screen), and returned numbers in
the 300 range which made no sense to me or to Xy for some keys (for
example, 325 for num-lock) but enough keys were correctly identified to
allow me to modify my kbd file to suit my needs.
<MD FL>
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