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From: James Simmons <jsimmons@transvirtual.com>
To: Mike Paul <mbp2@Lehigh.EDU>
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Subject: Re: Small kernel patch for Logitech iTouch
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> The current discussion about dealing with patch integration in Linux has
> reminded me of this little patch I wrote a few months back for my Logitech
> iTouch cordless keyboard.  It's mainly to put an end to the "unknown scancode"
> messages that would appear on the console every few minutes and corrupt my
> display, but while I was at it I added keycodes for the special-function
> buttons on the keyboard too.
> 
> Here's the patch, and it's a pretty straightforward one.  It should apply
> cleanly to 2.4.17.

Can you give the DJ tree a try. We have replaced pc_keyb.c with the new
input api drivers for PS/2 devices.

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