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SubjectRE: ÄPatch on 2.1.130Å Kernel patch f or other keyboards
When you boot using option -b, kernel boots then forks 
/sbin/sulogin
It's sure that when I boot in multi or single user mode, kernel forks
/sbin/init and init can run loadkeys, but not in emergency mode

Sure that loadkeys could be ran by sulogin, but I think that as you
choose that you use such or such disk driver, such or such mouse
driver, you should be able to choose such or such keyboard
during kernel configuration.

christophe

> >Could be done, but why should people with keyboard like mine
> >type command
> >loqdkey fr)lqtin&:,qp (keys needed to write loadkey fr-latin1.map
> >with french keyboard and actual kernel defkeymap)
> >before beeing able to have correct keyboard ?
>
> Why should I have to type it? Why can't you arrange
> so that the keymap is loaded automatically in
> any case? When do you need to boot the machine without
> the ability to run any user process, and what
> process is receiving the keypresses in that case?
>
> JM
>
>



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