Phillip Susi writes:
> Dmitry Torokhov writes:
>
>> By doing this you are stopping delivery of all key events from this
>> device.
Hrm... I don't have very many "interesting" keys to test, but when I hit
the menu key, I see KEY_COMPOSE, which is > KEY_MIN_INTERESTING. When I
press the button
Dmitry Torokhov writes:
> By doing this you are stopping delivery of all key events from this
> device.
It does? How does the PS/2 keyboard driver work then? It has no way of
knowning what keys the keyboard has other than waiting to see what scan
codes are emitted.
If the keys must be
On Thu, May 06, 2021 at 02:36:54PM +, Phillip Susi wrote:
> For reasons I still don't understand, the input subsystem allows
> input devices to advertise what keys they have, and adds this
> information to the modalias for the device. The Xen Virtual
> Keyboard was advertising every known
For reasons I still don't understand, the input subsystem allows
input devices to advertise what keys they have, and adds this
information to the modalias for the device. The Xen Virtual
Keyboard was advertising every known key, which resulted in a
modalias string over 2 KiB in length, which
