In article <Pine.NEB.4.33.0109021345580.750-200000@wojtek.3miasto.net>,
	wojtek@wojtek.3miasto.net (Wojciech Puchar) writes:
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> after few days of hacking (99% trying to understand XFree code, 1% actual
> coding) i've almost made XFree 4.1.0 working multiuser with 2 gfx cards, 2
> keyboards, 2 mice (tested with 3 too).
> 
> the only problem is that X doesn't work well with "wskbd" protocol and
> it simply interpretes keycodes bad when /dev/wskbd1 (or 2) is not
> connected to wsdisplay. when it is connected everything goes to first
> display, none to second.

I'd like to do the same as you :-) I got a little bit farer on the way.
You'll need to connect your keyboard to a mux to make it work with X.
Then specify the mux and not the keyboard in your XF86Config file.

Regards, Matthias
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