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Unable to rebind keyboard device in vm-display-fbdev (FrameBuffer) #575 #576
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Notes: [B] The display_printUsage() help text options really need to be more thoroughly tested, e.g. by people using non-us keyboards. |
On Tue, Jul 27, 2021 at 12:32 PM Ken Dickey ***@***.***> wrote:
Notes:
[A] Given the superannuated nature of the code, it would be good to
eliminate the ps2 mouse support and invert the logic so that the -DUSEEVDEV
guard was inverted so as to make this code path the default code. Then this
flag would no longer be required by the normal build. IMHO, this would be
less confusing.
If it works for you, go for it. You're the one driving fb-dev support
these days. Make it the way you want it.
… [B] The display_printUsage() help text options really need to be more
thoroughly tested, e.g. by people using non-us keyboards.
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Elided USEEVDEV flag & fixes a few nits. Looks ready to integrate.. |
…houldScan: ] KILLED by 1/10 test cases.
… method [ attemptToShrink ] 10 test cases.
…method [ attemptToShrink ] 8/10 Test Cases are NOT EQUIVALENT
Fix for bug:
Unable to rebind keyboard device in vm-display-fbdev (FrameBuffer) #575
Tested on arm32 Raspberry Pi 3 with Raspberry Pi OS (no X11)
and on arm64 Le Potato (AML-S905S-XX) with Armbian OS.
Nota Bene: The include file ordering fix for arm64 does not seem to have been applied yet to the 32 bit platform.