For the beneift of others who may face the same problem in the future,
there is an easy way out. There is another keyboard driver called "kbd"
and with it, XFree86 can work without a physical keyboard.
kangja
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Is there no way to deal with this problem? I have given the reason why I
want to do it.
kangja
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Instead of a h/w keyboard, I want to operate the system with on-screen
keyboard and a pen/tablet.
Just taking out the keyboard or removing the revelant input device part
in XF86Config-4 would not work; there would be no screen upon boot-up.
kangja
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On Thu, 2005-10-20 at 13:57 +0800, kangja wrote:
> I said I wanted to mod it so that I can use it without a keyboard. First
> and foremost, the system must be able to go to X window. Right now, if I
> take out the keyboard, XFree86 will complain that there is no Core
> Keyboard (gathered from the x
kangja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I said I wanted to mod it so that I can use it without a keyboard. First
> and foremost, the system must be able to go to X window. Right now, if I
> take out the keyboard, XFree86 will complain that there is no Core
> Keyboard (gathered from the xfree86.0.log).
I said I wanted to mod it so that I can use it without a keyboard. First
and foremost, the system must be able to go to X window. Right now, if I
take out the keyboard, XFree86 will complain that there is no Core
Keyboard (gathered from the xfree86.0.log). This is the feature I want
to mod.
kangja
On Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 10:06:41PM +0800, hja wrote:
> Which program or routine of XFree86 references the Xf86Config-4 file? I
> would like to obtain its source code to mod it so that it can work
> without a keyboard.
>
If you explain what it is that you are trying to accomplish, we might be
able
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