Le mer. 06 juin 2012 19:28:37 CEST, Michael Tokarev <[email protected]> a écrit :
> > This is makefile from upstream qemu, and it does not include this > > keymap. Why - I don't know. Maybe it is incomplete somehow or > > does not work. > > Ok. After looking at the qemu git history, it turns out it was you > who added this bepo keymap to qemu, but your commit only added the > map, but not updated the KEYMAPS definition. This is qemu commit > 2a3c633c1eb8692716220195b6d3fe78b7e411d0: > > http://git.qemu.org/?p=qemu.git;a=commit;h=2a3c633c1eb8692716220195b6d3fe78b7e411d0 Yes, I submitted a few month ago, and I use the same file locally meanwhile it appears in the official qemu package, so I can tell it's working :-) > > So it is probably your task to complete the addition of the new key. > Please submit the correct patch to qemu and Cc this bugreport, so > we can apply it to debian package as well. Ok, I didn't know about that, I'll do this... > > However, my recommendation: > > But please note that -k option itself is a sort of a hack. If > > you can, please use vnc client which is able to send raw keycodes > > (any moder linux vnc client can), and do not specify -k at all, > > with all keyboard layout manipulation done within guest. > > stands still. When I've done that, i had some problems. Main I remember is that I use qemu to test systems installations, where I find the virtual system wait for a qwerty keyboard, whereas my layout is very different, and I couldn't do even basic typing ... Thanks, Fred. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
