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>   c) hardcode the basic decoding and use a mapping table
>      which can be configure from userspace ...
>      (like dvbs haupauge or xmodmap)

Should be possible using the existing interfaces for keyboard maps,
/dev/input/event<x> even has ioctls for that (EVIOC{GS}KEYCODE).
The dvb folks already do that as far I know.

  Gerd

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