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2010-11-18
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No, I assumed the application enabled it by itself. I was actually going to edit my post and this bit of info, but you mentioned it before I did. :) Once I tried it, the application worked like a charm, albeit with one problem:
I couldn't get diacritics, upon which my language (portuguese) depends heavily upon, to work. Changing the language to Brazil wouldn't help. I didn't try Portugal, but I'm not sure it would work.
This is a known bug in maemo since Diablo, I think, though there's a workaround described in http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/200...cents-on-n800/ , which I couldn't get to work on extkbd. It works on Fremantle, though, I was using it before trying extkbd.
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2010-11-18
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2010-11-18
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@eagle_linux:
and playing with setxkbmap will interfere with extkbd, so it is better to avoid it
BTW setxkbmap -model nokiarx51 -layout de | xkbcomp -i 3 $DISPLAY sets layout of internal keyboard (id 3)
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2010-11-18
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I will test it later, today. I should mention, though, that I have the xkb-chinook directory in usb/share/X11, and in both /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/ and the xkb-chinook variant, i have the modified su-8w file with the portuguese language modification.
Would those interfere with testing, or is it ok to make tests with those modifications still present?
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2010-11-18
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Yes, I used version 1.0.0
I tried it according to your instructions, same results as before. Internal keyboard sort of works, internal (= the slide-out keyboard integrated into the n900) keyboard has the wrong layout.
Also, the setxkbmap command was SUPPOSED to fix the internal keyboard layout, as using your program caused the external keyboard layout to be somewhat correct, but the internal keyboard layout to be wrong. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear, I'm still somewhat busy with a cold I've caught
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2010-11-18
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2010-11-18
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2010-11-18
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If you have modified files in /usr/share/X11/xkb/ after installing extkbd, probably that is the reason why you have problems. What i can propose is to reinstall xkb-data-extkbd package and to setup keyboard from UI. If it still not work correctly after that please make a screenshot of extkbd UI and attach it here, so i will be able to recreate your problem.
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2010-11-18
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do you have latest (1.0.0) version?
if so, try next steps:
Once you have configured (and saved) correct layout for external keyboard, try to reconnect it without pressing save button on UI, something like:
1.connect keyboard
2. configure layout from UI
3. save
4. disconnect keyboard
5. connect keyboard
6. dismiss UI (by taping outside dialog)
and playing with setxkbmap will interfere with extkbd, so it is better to avoid it
BTW setxkbmap -model nokiarx51 -layout de | xkbcomp -i 3 $DISPLAY sets layout of internal keyboard (id 3)
Last edited by freemangordon; 2010-11-18 at 08:54.