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I'm replying to my own message with a solution and a question. |
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On Mon, Sep 13, 2004 at 05:22:54AM -0500, kenny wrote: |
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> Hi. I can't seem to change the default key map for speakup in the |
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> gentoo-dev-sources. With a standard source from kernel.org, I can edit |
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> speakupmap.map and rebuild. When I try it with the gentoo-dev-sources |
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> source, my changes are ignored. Any idea what might be happening and |
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> what I can do to fix it? |
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> I use a desktop, so I don't like the laptop key map at the bottom of the |
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> file. I like for my caps-lock key to work instead of having to press |
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> control-caps-lock to toggle it. |
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I can fix the problem by editing speakupmap.map and running the command |
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./genmap speakupmap.map >/proc/speakup/keymap |
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The genmap program is in the drivers/char/speakup directory. This can |
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be run as a normal user, but it will have to be done every time you boot |
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the system. |
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Is this the kind of thing I should be filing bug reports about, or |
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should it just be documented somewhere in a speakup Gentoo FAQ? |
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Kenny |
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