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Or perhaps I'll fix it by allowing int16_t keycodes just like on peecees.
The latter, if at all possible (because that allows for using the console
keymap tools again if I'm not mistaken).
? I don't know anything about that. Please tell me more.
Come again? You said you could not use the user space keymap tools
(loadkeys) because only keycodes < 127 are currently used. You offered to
fix the kernel side problem by allowing for 16 bit keycodes, and I said
fine, do that if possible, it might solve the loadkeys problem in the
process. So where's the misunderstanding?
Michael
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