Re: Ben_Nanonote keyboard driver bug

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Dmitry Torokhov wrote:
> On Friday 18 September 2009 12:43:22 am Xiangfu Liu wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> with Dmitry's help, our keyboard is work.
>>
>> we use the matrix_keypad.c driver. I found a problem.
>> for example. the keypad is like this: (part of keypad)
>> GPIO    GPIO    GPIO
>>
>> a_______w_______u_____GPIO
>>
>> |_______s_______j_____GPIO
>>
>> Shift___Alt_____Ctrl__GPIO
>>
>> first time press [Shift] + [a] it's output [a] not the [A]
>> second time press [Shift] + [a] it's output [A]. correct.
>> then all work fine.  but when I release the [Shift]. and press [a]
>> it's will also output big [A]. but if the midifier and character not
>> in same column GPIO. it will work fine.
>>
>> other modifier all like this. same GPIO will cause problem.
>>
>> I should look into the matrix_keypad.c to fix this, right?
>>
> 
> It would be interesting to see what events are being reported by either evbug 
> module or evtest utility.
> 
Hi Dmitry. I will try to look into the evbug or evtest. 
will send email when I have progress.

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