On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 07:56:04PM +0200, Jurgen Kramer wrote:
> Laptop 2.4 showkey:
> keycode 124
>
> Laptop 2.6 showkey:
> keycode 0 press
> keycode 1 release
> keycode 55 release
> keycode 0 release
> keycode 1 release
> keycode 55 release
>
> Laptop 2.6 showkey -s:
> 0x7d
> 0xfd
> 0x7d
> 0xfd
> 0x7d
> 0xfd
Aha - this is a problem we have seen a few more times recently.
Scancode 0x7d, well-known from Japanese keyboards, has keycode 124
under 2.4 and keycode 183 under 2.6.
There are many solutions, and searching for "keycode 183" will
show you a few. A quick-n-dirty solution for you is to replace
the 183 in the array atkbd_set2_keycode[] in atkbd.c by 124.
Will look at your USB problem later.
Andries
[PS - Your strange 1,55 release is because 1*128+55 = 183.
The new kernel breaks old keyboard utilities. Bad.]
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