> >Your new kernel most likely uses different keycodes than the previous > >one, so your keyboard map must be changed. Note that linux keycodes (as > >opposed to abd keycodes) are standard in the kernel. > > > Great, thanks, Eh... any idea how to specify which keyboard map to use > as default when I compile the next kernel and/or how to change the one > for the current custom kernel?
<dpkg-reconfigure console-data> for keyboard configuration under the console. For X, you need to remove or add the line <Option "XkbKeycodes" "macintosh"> in the keyboard InputDevice section of your XF86Config-4 file. > >http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/keycodes will teach you how to fix > >that and how to use your system while your keyboard map is screwed. -- Eric
