two keymaps for two kernels

two keymaps for two kernels

[Saqib Shaikh]

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hi,
does anyone know how you can use two different keymaps for two kernels? so that i can have a talking kernel with the speakup modified keymap and a nontalking kernel in which the numpad is free?
thanks, saqib


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Re: Two keymaps for two kernels

[Saqib Shaikh]

thanks, could you please go over how you accomplished this? at the moment i
have /vmlinuz, /vmlinuz.speakup, and /boot/system.map. If I now add
/boot/speakup.map how do i go about telling linux which keymap is for which
kernel etc? thanks, saqib

----- Original Message -----
From: "Cheryl Homiak" <chomiak@worldfront.com>
To: "speakup" <speakup@braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 6:49 AM
Subject: Two keymaps for two kernels


> My keymap problem seems to have resolved itself; the right keymap seems to
> be loading now with each kernel--at least the alt key is working in the
> no-speech kernel that I load to use emacspeak alone.  My theory is that
> something in one of the debian updates/upgrades fixed the problem.  You
> especially might want to try it again, Saqib, if you've been doing regular
> "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade" for your system.
>
>                               Cheryl
>
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Two keymaps for two kernels

[Cheryl Homiak]

My keymap problem seems to have resolved itself; the right keymap seems to
be loading now with each kernel--at least the alt key is working in the
no-speech kernel that I load to use emacspeak alone.  My theory is that
something in one of the debian updates/upgrades fixed the problem.  You
especially might want to try it again, Saqib, if you've been doing regular
"apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade" for your system.

                              Cheryl

Re: two keymaps for two kernels

[Cheryl Homiak]

On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Gregory Nowak wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I think that the easiest thing to do
> would be to simply compile
> the nontalking kernel from
> a fresh source tree without speakup patched

In this case, at least in debian, that doesn't matter; we seem to be stuck
with whichever keymap was installed, be it speakup or another kernel.  I'm
sure there is a way around this, and will let somebody know if I find it
first.  I don't know what Saquib did but I did compile from a fresh kernel
tree without speaqkup compiled in.                              Cheryl

Re: two keymaps for two kernels

[Gregory Nowak]

Hi,

I think that the easiest thing to do
would be to simply compile
the nontalking kernel from
a fresh source tree without speakup patched in.
Greg


On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 05:06:19PM +0100, Saqib Shaikh wrote:
> hi all,
> 
> i use two kernels for emacspeak and for speakup. now, i think that when i use the standard nontalking kernel i am stuck with the speakup keymap. how can i use a standard keymap for the normal kernel and a speakup.map for the talking kernel?
> 
> thanks, saqib
> 

Re: two keymaps for two kernels

[Cheryl Homiak]

This seems to be the same problem I am having.  If you are using debian,
it appears that the way console-common and console-tools now function is
causing this problem.  If you don't get an answer here, you might try
taking it to a debian list.  I actually did succeed in loading a keymap to
use with just emacspeak, but of course when I rebooted into my
speakup-using kernel the emacspeak-using kernel keymap loaded and I had to
find a speakup keymap to reload.  It seems to me that in the past the
keymap was loaded for whatever kernel you booted but now that has changed.

                              Cheryl

two keymaps for two kernels

[Saqib Shaikh]

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hi all,

i use two kernels for emacspeak and for speakup. now, i think that when i use the standard nontalking kernel i am stuck with the speakup keymap. how can i use a standard keymap for the normal kernel and a speakup.map for the talking kernel?

thanks, saqib


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