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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Keyboard problem in qemu 0.6.0-2
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Juergen,

hey, great: I knew you would have the detailed answer :)
You make Sol_x86 user's life easier!
I use your audio drivers (the old 137x as well as the newer audioemu 
ones) for three years now.

 > Yep, I noticed that problem, too. On a Solaris9_x86 host / Xsun.
Solaris*9* host? But how did you manage to get around these symbol 
resolution errors related to 'fesetround', 'lrint' and 'llrint'?

Simply copying over the required libraries from Solaris10:/lib/[required 
libs] to /lib didn't solve the problem.
Do I have to modify ld's database or something like that?


Thank you,

Martin


> Yep, I noticed that problem, too. On a Solaris9_x86 host / Xsun.
> 
> 
> The root cause is probably the sdl.c:sdl_keyevent_to_keycode() subroutine
> that assumes X11 keycodes can be converted to PC scancodes by substracting
> 8 from the X11 keycode (for keycodes in the range 8..96):
> 
>