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Hello,

On Jan 16, 2007, at 13:36, Peter Bex wrote:

> On Mon, Jan 15, 2007 at 05:22:36PM -0500, Michael Lorenz wrote:
>>>> Ctrl-Alt-Backspace kills the Xserver.
>>>
>>> It doesn't on my system.  I tried to explicitly set the "DontZap"
>>> option
>>> to "off" (even though that's the default), but that didn't help.
>>
>> Hmm, odd. Which keyboard driver do you use in X - 'keyboard' or 'kbd' 
>> ?
>
> 'keyboard'.  I changed it to 'kbd' and now it works.  Thanks!
> Oddly enough, this causes the Alt and Command key to be swapped around.
> (not that it matters, you need an xmodmaprc to use X on macppc anyway,
>  so that's easily reversed)

XFree86's internal ADB keymaps were full of errors and weirdnesses, not 
sure if I fixed everything, probably not. At least Alt should be Alt 
now, for some reason it was mapped to Command ( which may be more 
PC-like but I think the default should match what's printed on the keys 
)
If you find more weirdnesses like keys not responding, sending totally 
wrong events etc. please let me know - it works fine on my machines but 
all my keyboards are either UK or US so that's hardly representative.

>>>> We might have to make up a
>>>> table mapping model names to PMU features.
>>>
>>> If I can help to make this table, just tell me how to get this
>>> information
>>> from my iBook.  (I'm not much of an OFW guru :P )
>>
>> When in OpenFirmware do this:
>> dev /
>> .properties
>> and then tell me what the 'compatible' property contains, should be
>> something like 'PowerBook6,3' ( that's an iBook G4, yours will differ
>> slightly )
>> Or, if you're using -current or a recent 4.0 beta just mail me the
>> output of 'ofctl -p'.
>
> It says this:
>
> compatible              506f7765 72426f6f 6b362c35 00......   
> "PowerBook6,5"
>             000d:       4d616352 49534333 00...... ........   
> "MacRISC3"
>             0016:       506f7765 72204d61 63696e74 6f736800   "Power 
> Macintosh"
>             0026:       00...... ........ ........ ........   ""
>
> If you'd like more output, just let me know.

This is exactly what I wanted, thanks!

have fun
Michael
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