On Fr, 12 Nov 2010, Mattia Dongili wrote:
> You will need an updated input-kbd to set the scancode map.
Ouch.
> > Does that mean that 2.6.37rc is too new for the user space?
>
> Maybe. Anyway if evtest reacts positively to key presses then it's a
> userspace issue and not the driver's.
What is strange that there *WAS* a change in the kernel that triggered
that. Old kernels still work fine. I just tried 2.6.36 and it was working.
I always thought that kernel changes should not break user space
(well, without good reason).
Best wishes
Norbert
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