> Yes, it is fairly easy. Put a printk into the handle_scancode() in keyboard.c
> Bernd
You can use "showkey -s" which is a fairly complete scancode dumper. You can
use the result of those scancodes to use setkeycode to manipulate the
kernels scancode (normal and e0) table.
Greetings
Bernd
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