Re: [kbd] Test failures in kbd-2.0.0 on ppc
Alexey Gladkov <[email protected]>
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23.09.2013 04:31, Ken Moffat wrote: > On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 01:27:12AM +0100, Ken Moffat wrote: >> ========================================= >> 2 of 8 tests failed >> Please report to [email protected] >> ========================================= > > The situation is a bit more serious than I thought. Mac keyboards > were generally dire and weird, plus I use a KVM switch to share one > keyboard and monitor between my desktop machines, so I've got a > regular x86 British keyboard. This has always worked ok (apart from > the 101st key being not recognized - that's a kernel problem), and I > normally use my own keymap [ uk-utf ] to add a lot of things and to > make the compose settings for accents closer to the Xorg dead keys. > > With kbd-2.0 (whether compiled with or without the separate lib), > loadkeys returns a status of 0 but doesn't change the keymap. Same > with the shipped uk map. I've now dropped back to 1.15.5 here and > my own keymap is working fine. > > For anyone else who wants to test this, and who has a ppc with a > regular US keyboard, "loadkeys uk" ought to load the British map > (double quotes on shifted 2, at-sign on shifted comma, pound > (sterling) on shifted 3 instead of has-sign. And if working, > "loadkeys us" ought to restore it. > > I repeat that this is with everything else up-to-date, maybe it > still works with old toolchains, I don't know. > I've another bug report about the regression in the keymap parser: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/36689 -- Rgrds, legion