A third issue on the x86 is a lack of registers: There are only 6
general purpose registers (and each of them actually has a specific
purpose). Eating one of these registers to maintain a pointer to
a struct vimage will be a noticable performance hit.
Why not to store it in memory? If the
i want to map some of the 12 multimedia keys i have on my keyboard to
whatever
on the console, not in X, like making one of them execute ssh host or
something
i tried to find out the scancodes on freebsd, but failed terribly, there
is no
utility available to find them it seems, so i plugged it
It depends on what the linux utility delivers.
RAW scancodes or XLATE scancodes. What you need is the translated scancode
and
you need a press codes not the release ones.
There is qualified article about FreeBSD syscons in the net but it is in
russian. The author provides also
some utilities for
umm the russian stuff doesnt help me much, and i cant figure out how to
compile it either ;)
It depends on what the linux utility delivers.
RAW scancodes or XLATE scancodes. What you need is the translated scancode
and
you need a press codes not the release ones.
There is qualified article
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On Thu, 5 Jun 2003 08:45 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
umm the russian stuff doesnt help me much, and i cant figure out how to
compile it either ;)
This should do it:
g++ scancode.c -o scancode -lncurses
But it doesnt seem to detect the multimedia keys anyway, just the normal 101
yea the ncurses did it, but oh well, all it did was locking up my
keyboard, then i killed it, and now i cant use my keyboard anymore ;)
ssh'in in and trying to kbdcontrol -d gives me innappropriate ioctl for
device ..great, i dont wanna reboot :/
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well, sorry, screw that ..i managed to fix it back up, but i still have no
idea how to get those keycodes/scancodes/whatever and make them do what i
want. any help is so much appreciated.
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System panics after PQI Travel Flash (USB Compact Flash reader/writer mass
storage device) is plugged in.
This is 5.0-RELEASE on i386.
I built a debug kernel to get a better crash dump and reproduced the problem:
makeoptions DEBUG=-g#Build kernel with gdb(1) debug symbols
# Kernel
Hi,
I've a problem with booting on a
Phoenix Bios 4.0 Release 6.0
Intel Mainboard SE7505VB2
2x Xeon 3Ghz, HT (both enabled/disabled doesn't matter)
Intel SRCU42L Raid Controller
the box doesn't boot from a (tested) 4.8 and 5.0 disk.
(the box boots fine with linux, dos, openbsd)
on 5.0 the box
Hello!
Sorry, i have problem.
My optical mouse Cherry Model - SpaceBittle no working for FreeBSD 5.0
Relase.
Please, help me.
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I'm using a cron job to synchronize time against a timeserver
in a local network. The timeserver is a NT box that has a DCF77 clock
attached.
I chose rdate (/usr/ports/sysutils/rdate) to do the synchronisation.
Does this also set the CMS clock correctly or what would I have to do to
set the
David Schultz wrote:
On Mon, Jun 02, 2003, Terry Lambert wrote:
Nickolay A. Kritsky wrote:
Does anybody know, which RFCs are followed by FreeBSD's core network
drivers (like IP,TCP,routing,UDP,ICMP drivers)?
All of them.
I'm sorry Terry, but I must be missing something. Can you
I suggest you take a look at the acme port. It may be found in
ports/multimedia/acme. It provides an intuitive configuration interface
for mapping certain keys to certain actions. If you don't find it of use
in your scenario, the source code is always there.
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This is not exactly a -hackers topic :)
Could you provide us with more details? Do you have USB support compiled
into your kernel? If not, do you have the appropriate modules (including
ums) loaded? Have you researched your problem before taking it to the
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