I ended up going the other way. Create the key(s) you want in linux, using the appropriate ssh commands. These will be created in ~/.ssh. Copy the public key(s) into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (SSH1 RSA) or ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 (SSH2 RSA or DSA).
Not a correction, but a clarification:
authorized_keys2 is depreciated. Store all of your keys in the authorized_keys file.
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