I inserted a bunch of printfs into the pckbc and pckbd code.

After running wsconscfg, it looks like interrupts are enabled and pressing a 
key will actually result in the pckbc interrupt handler being called.

Something, however, is preventing wskbd from seeing the scancodes or 
keycodes generated.

Or do I have to specifiy a keyboard map somewhere? I am using a stripped 
down version of NetBSD (i.e. no rc.conf/wscons.conf stuff)

Ben


>From: "Ben C" <bensbrain@hotmail.com>
>To: port-i386@netbsd.org
>Subject: Yet another WSCONS question
>Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 10:36:42 -0700
>
>Hi folks, I've been trying to get keyboard inputs using wskbd*
>
>Here's my setup:
>
>PC system running stripped down NetBSD. NetBSD boots up using a serial
>console from which I can run commands from command line.
>
>The PC has a PS/2 keyboard which (according to the boot messages) is
>detected as pckbc0, pckbd0 and wskbd0 is attached is pckbd0.
>
>I have created /dev/wskbd, /dev/wskbd0 and the rest of the wscons stuff.
>
>Now, I wrote a little test utility that:
>a. kbd=open("/dev/wskbd0",O_RDONLY,0), and it returns >=0
>b. read(kbd,&kbkey,sizeof(kbkey)) where kbkey is unsigned char
>
>Now, read always returns >0 with kbkey==0 whether or not I press a key on
>the Ps/2 keyboard.
>
>Is there anything that I missed out here?
>
>I have also tried running "wsconscfg -k" before running the test utility.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Ben
>
>
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