>> I looked in the mailinglist and FAQ, but couldn't find a hint how to
>> change this mapping (can it be done with xmodmap, or is it compiled
>> into the X-Server?). Thanks for any hint!
>
>Actually, the two key combinations are remapped to mouse events in the
>ADB driver, so you'll have to patch the source and recompile a kernel.
>
>Yeah, it would be useful if you could change it without compiling a
>kernel, but thanks to this architecture, I could manage to put Apple
>Extended Mouse Protocol support (= 2 to 8 buttons) into the kernel
>without changing the X side at all ;-)
>
>I don't think it'd be too hard to do the same for John's ADB driver,
>but right now, I'm swamped by FPE (floating point emulation)
>debugging....
>
>ken

Hello
I use a Dvorak keyboard, and am in the process of getting NetBSD running.
In Linux switching keyboard maps it's as easy as a keyboard map *file*.
Wouldn't this be easy to implement? I would hate to have to recompile my
kern evry time I wish to switch between qwerty and dvorak :)

Also, Mkfs for mac kind of sucks. Isn't there any way it can guess more of
the info? I own a Zip drive, and, well, I just don't *know* how many
bytes/inode I want, or Cylinders/group there are on a Zip 100. Is there
hope? http://www.iomega.com has limited info....stuff I coulda guessed.

One more thing - where's the X-Server for NetBSDm68k? Is it B&W only? I'm
salivating...somebody help me


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