Hallo Bernhard! > how can I convert a busybox kmap file into a keymaps(5) format? It depends a bit on how often you want to do such conversions. The simple way to do this is to load the keyboard definition with Busybox loadkmap and to use the upstream dumpkeys command to write a keymaps definition file. That works pretty fine, but changes the current active keyboard definition.
As far as I know there exists no conversion program to do a direct conversion from busybox kmap file to keymaps format. Busybox kmap format is just a binary copy of the data required by Linux console ioctl calls to manage the keyboard table settings. If the conversion is only required to pipe the output to another conversion tool, expecting keymaps format, a relatively simple C program could produce a pure numerical keymaps output from a Busybox kmap file. Such output would be parseable, but does neither contain mnemonic key names nor any other keymaps optimized format. That is, it would be not easily human readable. (Ask for more information for this, if you like) -- Harald _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
