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On Sunday, April 28, 2002, at 10:54 PM, Olivier Reisch wrote: |
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> type the label of the kernel to boot (eg. linux), followed by a space |
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> and the |
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> argument "keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes=1". |
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It worked ! I was able to type something usefull for once ;-) |
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I was able to change the keymap without recompiling my gentoo , you guys |
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saved me a lot of trouble ! |
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I used the full keymap path in rc.conf and it seems to work great. I've |
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emerged console-data and picked mac-us-ext.kmap.gz as the default |
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keymap. What keymap do you guys use ? |
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This one works, but there seem to be some little quirks : I can't ctrl-c |
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a running process. I can use ctrl-c in nano perfectly. And switching |
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consoles is command-fn F1 instead option-fn F1. |
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Anyway, I'm delighted I can start using my gentoo ! |
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Thanks a lot for your prompt and very helpfull advice Joerg and Olivier. |
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Nicky |
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