HP T5135 Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux
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Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux Introduction ...2 Step 1: Retrieve keymap sources ...2 Step 2: Modify keymap and symbols ...2 Step 3: Compile keymap ...3 Step 4: Install the new keymap ...4 More knowledge ...4 Declare symbol using unicode...4 Get key name by keycode ...5 Combining - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 2
HP thin clients running the ThinConnect operating system use compiled keymaps to reduce the amount of flash disk space required to support a large set of international keyboards. This white paper describes the basic steps involved in creating custom keymaps for keyboards that are not supported - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 3
called sterling. Step 3: Compile keymap Now that you have created a new keymap and symbol declaration you are ready to compile the keymap. This is done via this command: 3 - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 4
home/user/lv.xkm Step 4: Install the new keymap Once the sample keymap compiles correctly you will have a file called new_map.xkm at /home/user. Copy this keymap file to a USB key and insert the key into the USB port on the thin client. 1. Open the Settings menu 2. Click the Experience tab. 3. Click - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 5
This file is included in the debian package x11proto-core-dev. For the most part this will require that you know the Unicode value of the character you { key { [ 0x100007c, 0x100007a ] }; }; Get key name by keycode Suppose you want to set the forward slash (/) key on the keypad of a us - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 6
via the Alt+Gr key, which is treated as an extra mode set of brackets empty. The second set of brackets states that when the alternate mode for the thin client. Debian etch by default does not download the source to the xkbbase-legacy package at the start of the tutorial, rather than installing - HP T5135 | Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux - Page 7
www.linux. services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. 510947-001, September 2008
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Creating and Compiling Custom Keymaps for Linux
Introduction
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Step 1: Retrieve keymap sources
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Step 2: Modify keymap and symbols
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Step 3: Compile keymap
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Step 4: Install the new keymap
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More knowledge
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Declare symbol using unicode
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Get key name by keycode
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Combining keymaps
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Extra keys using Alt+Gr
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Old and new code
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For more information
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