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SubjectRe: atkbd.c not recognising key on logitech cordless keyboard
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> I do not think that scancode was associated to a keycode in a vanilla
> 2.4 kernel. So, maybe you used setkeycodes(8) or used a patched kernel?

I've had the keyboard for around a year, and I've been mostly using
gentoo-sources kernels from Gentoo, which are certainly not vanilla kernels.
Perhaps they had some patch applied. Though, I think I used 2.4.21 vanilla
previous to development kernels.

> Patching also works today. The setkeycodes command is a bit broken these
> days.

I only saw the message from earlier in the day about multimedia keyboards
after I posted, so sorry for the repetition. I think I need to do some
reading on keycodes and scancodes. Thanks very much for your help.

Paul

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