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2011-09-23
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#312
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Nope, this is why I reported it. It' It's "just plain" USB keyboard, recognized by ext* as "USB-compliant keyboard". Normally, when I connect mouse (or mouse and keyboard via HUB, or keyboard with trackball) I got appropriate message.
Seems you have some keyboard/mouse combo, that is why you have cursor when device is connected.
Unless, of course, unspecified (by extkb database) "USB-Compliant" keyboard got "mouse-mode" enabled by default, just in case there may be trackball. That might be sane explanation (and approach). Anyway, it's indeed no big deal
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2011-09-23
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I'm in the same situation like jschan.
My HP TouchPad Wireless Keyboard is connected and properly detected but I can write only letters. No matter which layout I choose, it's still mimicking the phone keyboard layout (i.e. when holding "a" character longer, "*" is written).
I have no problems with USB keyboard via H-E-N. There the layouts are being switched fine.
Thanks in advance for any hints.
My HP TouchPad Wireless Keyboard is connected and properly detected but I can write only letters. No matter which layout I choose, it's still mimicking the phone keyboard layout (i.e. when holding "a" character longer, "*" is written).
I have no problems with USB keyboard via H-E-N. There the layouts are being switched fine.
Thanks in advance for any hints.
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2011-09-23
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Originally Posted by cube48
Welcome to the club !!!
I'm in the same situation like jschan.
My HP TouchPad Wireless Keyboard is connected and properly detected but I can write only letters. No matter which layout I choose, it's still mimicking the phone keyboard layout (i.e. when holding "a" character longer, "*" is written).
I have no problems with USB keyboard via H-E-N. There the layouts are being switched fine.
Thanks in advance for any hints.
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2011-09-25
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Originally Posted by istota
I've got the same problem, anyone has a suggestion?
Welcome to the club !!!
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2011-09-25
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
I guess the error is in this direction. I used SETXKBMAP before using extkbd. Is there any way to undo those settings?
I think I already told you to not use setxkbmap. If you insist on using it ok, just reminding you that this is EXTKBD thread, not SETXKBMAP thread.
Edit:
I re-added the keyboard (it wouldn't reconnect otherwise), now I got the numbers, but still the shift is not working correct. I have to press shift first, then (after releasing) press the other key. This doesn't work e.g. in OpenOffice. Furthermore, I cannot select anything while holding shift.
One more strange thing: in the default notepad, Ctrl+S doesn't work, Ctrl+F does..
Last edited by FrankT; 2011-09-25 at 20:35. Reason: Updates
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2011-09-26
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I think I'm getting to close to workaround to my problem. I'm using xbindkeys for switching apps to fullscreen. Thanks to xbindkeys I can capture keycodes from BT keyboard and assign them some function/command.
Captured codes can be inserted in xbindkeys config file with associated command. So far so good.
What I don't know is how to initiate certain keypress event from xbindkeys as a command. Can anybody give me some hint how to invoke keypresses from terminal? Thanks!
Edit: Answer to my question is: xdotool
Last edited by cube48; 2011-09-26 at 11:22.
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# Capture multiple key codes - popup will shows up where the keys should be captured and codes are then shown in original terminal. xbindkeys -mk
What I don't know is how to initiate certain keypress event from xbindkeys as a command. Can anybody give me some hint how to invoke keypresses from terminal? Thanks!
Edit: Answer to my question is: xdotool
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2011-09-26
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Just bought this BeeWi BT keyboard. all char keys are working perfectly. Yet, some special keys do not seem to work no matter wich layout I choose. Is it possibel to create a new kb layout??
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2011-09-26
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Originally Posted by cube48
hello
I think I'm getting to close to workaround to my problem. I'm using xbindkeys for switching apps to fullscreen. Thanks to xbindkeys I can capture keycodes from BT keyboard and assign them some function/command.
Captured codes can be inserted in xbindkeys config file with associated command. So far so good.Code:# Capture multiple key codes - popup will shows up where the keys should be captured and codes are then shown in original terminal. xbindkeys -mk
What I don't know is how to initiate certain keypress event from xbindkeys as a command. Can anybody give me some hint how to invoke keypresses from terminal? Thanks!
Edit: Answer to my question is: xdotool
if you can get the keyboard shortcuts ctrl + backspace maemo = TaskManager.
choice of the minimized windows in the TaskManager via letter keys.
Can you describe precisely what and how?
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2011-10-02
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Hi
1. First of all please remove all other software that tries to set keyboard layout:
bt-hid-scripts
modified Xorg evdev driver (if installed)
modified layouts
whatever else you have installed related to bluetooth.
2. Reinstall extkbd (and extmou if installed)
in terminal as root:
apt-get install --reinstall extkbd
(apt-get install --reinstall extmou)
3. Reboot your n900
4. After the reboot re-pair your keyboard
5. Go to settings->external keyboard. You should have your bluetooth keyboard listed. Set first language to USA(variant none), second to your preference(Romanian?) and try with different settings for keyboard layout (for example MacBook/MacBook pro) to see if it will work. As your keyboard uses non-standard layout and the model is not supported it could take a while until you find the correct layout. After EVERY settings change you must push Save button so your changes to take effect.
brought back the old picture BckupMenu
uninstall
- MmmRemotePhoneControl
- Bt-hid script is not installed
- Modified evdev Xorg driver - if it does not conflict with extkbd?
- Our original rx-51
- Unistal extkbd extmou
-Removed bluetooth paired devices
-Clean / var / lib / bluetooth ....
-Clean rotfs (Clear apt cache, Remove unused dependencies, Purge unused configuration files)
- Apt-get install - reinstall xkb-data
- Apt-get install extkbd extmou
achievements
- Letter keys (no key numeruw, no special keys CTRL ......) Check with different settings - no change
*Help now what ?????????
bt-hid-scripts
modified Xorg evdev driver (if installed)
modified layouts
whatever else you have installed related to bluetooth.
2. Reinstall extkbd (and extmou if installed)
in terminal as root:
apt-get install --reinstall extkbd
(apt-get install --reinstall extmou)
3. Reboot your n900
4. After the reboot re-pair your keyboard
5. Go to settings->external keyboard. You should have your bluetooth keyboard listed. Set first language to USA(variant none), second to your preference(Romanian?) and try with different settings for keyboard layout (for example MacBook/MacBook pro) to see if it will work. As your keyboard uses non-standard layout and the model is not supported it could take a while until you find the correct layout. After EVERY settings change you must push Save button so your changes to take effect.