Jiri Kosina schrieb:
Some part of the patch is already in 2.6.25-rc1 -- please see commit a45d82d19a6c2a717bcc33cff243199b77fa0082, which adds support for Apple Aluminium keyboards. So the patch would need some changes that it would apply on top of current tree.
It seems there is almost everything implemented except for some product ids.
Also, Tobias (added to CC) seems to be currently working on adding support for a subset of keyboards that this patch adds. Tobias -- it seems like this patch is handling a superset of what your patch does, right?
Yes
It would be great if you could put this all together into one condensated patch which I could merge into my tree.
I'm working on that, but I found a problem in the new 2.6.25-rc1 code. Until 2.6.24 hidinput_apple_event which handles the apple specials was called by hidinput_hid_event and if hidinput_apple_event changed some code, hidinput_hid_event returned and didn't send any events.In 2.6.25 hidinput_apple_event is called in hidinput_event_quirks which is called by hidinput_hid_event. But if hidinput_event_quirks sent events, hidinput_hid_event doesn't
know of this and send the events too! So if I press some keys on my keyboard, there are 2 keycodes sent. This seems to be a greater change in 2.6.25 and I don't want to change this, because I think someone made this change for some good reason. Regards Tobias
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