On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 06:40:07PM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote: > At most, I'm not being precise enough in expressing myself here. "old > style ADB keyboard support" means ADB keyboard support through the > mac_keyb.c driver, not the HID driver. For all I know this implies ADB that happened potato r2 why you would want or need to use the cruft driver i have no idea. > keycodes. I did not mean to imply ADB keyboards are not supported or some > such. > > To return to the topic at hand: I had the impression that ADB keycode > support is removed from current boot-floppies kernels, is that correct? yes, there is no difference between the default offcial debian kernel image and the kernel used and installed by boot-floppies. kernel-image-2.2.19-pmac is what is used by boot-floppies and what older systems should upgrade to. it does not support adb keycodes and thats the way it must and will stay. > That kind of thing pulled off in the middle of a stable release was > calling for trouble, that's all I say. Anyway, it's ancient history, and i agree completly, thats why i made sure that the transition to linux keycodes was made in the middle of an unstable non-release, thats when these kinds of changes are supposed to be made. -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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