Re: [Bluez-devel] missing keys from logitech dinovo keyboard

Rutger Hendriks
2005-09-01T18:57:54Z

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On Monday 29 August 2005 13:36, Rutger Hendriks wrote:
> >> All keys are shown except "New" (FnF1), "Reply" (FnF2), "Forward"
> >> (FnF3), "Send" (FnF4), "Redo" (FnF6), "Print" (FnF7), "Save" (FnF8), "My
> >> Doc" (FnF10), "My Pic" (FnF11) and "My Music" (FnF12) (you get those by
> >> enabling F-Lock)
> >> Undo (FnF5) and MyComp (FnF9) work though, giving keycode 144 and 145
> >> I'm using 2.6.7-mh1 and bluez-(utils/libs)2.7
>
> Unfortunately, the issue described in the original message still seems to
> occur and is troubling me now. I.e. the function keys F1 - F12 are working
> fine, but when I press F-Lock, the special keys FnF1 to FnF4 and FnF6 to
> FnF8 and FnF10 to FnF12 are not working for me. Nothing is shown in xev, or
> in showkeys or in dmesg.
> FnF5 and FnF9 give "keycode 199 (keysym 0x0, NoSymbol)" and "keycode 198
> (keysym 0x0, NoSymbol)" respectively in xev, which is different from the
> original post. I am using 2.6.12-gentoo-r6 on AMD64 with bluez-(utils/libs)
> 2.19.
>
> I have been unable to find anything useful in the kernel code. Is there a
> specific place I should look? There seem to be quite some tables with
> keycodes/scancodes, and I can not seem to find the one that is used by my
> Dinovo keyboard in bluetooth mode (i.e. not in bootmode).

Hi again,

I tried fiddling some in the kernel code, but that doesn't seem to help. I
thought that the keytable in Marcel's patch should be the one that is used by
the DiNovo keyboard, so I tried replacing all the "unk" entries in the table
with a number so something should happen when I press F1 after enabling
F-Lock.
Man, was I mistaken. Still nothing happens.
I'm wondering, does anyone else have the DiNovo keyboard and do they have ALL
keys working? What can I try to get this working?

Thanks for any info,

Regards