Michel Dänzer wrote:
Adam C Powell IV wrote:I'm having some trouble with mac-usb-us, I dpkg-reconfigure to select it, then reboot, but it goes back to the normal non-USB variant. So I have to dpkg-reconfigure each time I reboot. Is there some kind of auto-sensing going on which resets this at boot time (because I don't have a USB keyboard, I just want cmd and alt switched)?No. 'Apple USB' should probably be changed to just 'Apple', the idea of those keymaps is to reflect the layout of Apple keyboards, USB or not.
Indeed.
As we say in New York, "Akhaa!" I do this using /etc/sysctl.conf. So I guess I'll have to deal with this as I've been doing, with dpkg-reconfigure console-data after each boot, until I install a properly-configured kernel.You don't happen to play with /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes on boot? That might reset the keymap to the kernel's default, which is probably about the standard us keymap.
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