How I hacked my multimedia keyboard buttons to work in X (and why you probably shouldn't attempt it): I'm posting this guide because I believe very strongly that this should be easier than it was. Unfortunately I received very little help, and the documentation around on google is at best spotty and at worst completely useless, which left me to assemble the necessary facts on my own and write up a dirty hack (and believe me, it's an ugly one) to make my multimedia keyboard buttons do something useful.

First, a few notes:. I am running kernel 2.6.25.11-97 on FC9. If you're using something earlier than this, I don't know if you'll have the correct drivers.

keytouch did not work for me. Keytouch-acpid hung on startup, and even when I ran things manually it never seemed to notice when I was pressing my keys. Keytouch-editor appeared to work, but truncated some important scancode information from the keyboard config file that I created. Even after I corrected it, keytouch did not work. My key events didn't show up in xev. I tried using the evdev driver - and there may yet be a way to do this and have it work - but no help was available on figuring out all of the weird bitfield options, so I had to go with another way. In case anyone has this exact keyboard, it's an IBM SK-8815.

Getting started: Your USB keyboard is actually two devices. One of these is the main keyboard, and the other one is the multimedia keys.

The first thing you need to do is find which /dev/input/event. device you need to refer to. Start by typing.

Code: groupadd mmkeys usermod -G mmkeys YOU echo 'KERNEL'event5', NAME='input/%k', GROUP='mmkeys', MODE='0640' cat /etc/udev/rules.d/10-local.rules You will probably need to reboot your computer for this to take effect. Please note that this is not very secure, and anyone in this group will be able to monitor your multimedia button presses. Never do this on a multi-user machine, and make sure only trusted users are members of that group. Once you've rebooted, the next thing you need to do is get a look at what this device outputs when one of those keys is pressed. The best way to do that is with a little perl script: AGAIN, BE SURE TO REPLACE 'event5' WITH THE CORRECT DEVICE FILE. Code: b4d8904848dfb4d8904852dfb4d8904855df NOTE: For all I know, the output may be a lot shorter per keypress on your keyboard. This is just what it looks like on mine.

In my case, it was outputting 96 hex characters per event (keypress/release), or 48 bits. Bear in mind that I have no knowledge of USB devices, so this may change from keyboard to keyboard. Count up the number of characters and divide that by 2, and that's how many bits your keyboard is outputting. The next step is to see if we can find a pattern. Create a new perl script, or modify the old one, so that it looks like this: Change the '48' to the number of bytes that you just calculated. Code: b4d8904848dfb4d8904852dfb4d8904855df b5d890000900b5d890480d3db5d890000000 b5d890481de0b5d890482be0b5d890480000 b6d89048db5e0b06000900b6d89048ea5e0b00000000b6d89048f25e0b00000000. Now the fun part.

As you press and release your multimedia keys, try to figure out what numbers are always the same, what numbers are always different, and what numbers depend on what key you're pressing. On my keyboard, everything apart from bytes 25 thru 28 was junk, as far as I could tell. Byte 28 was 1 if the key was pressed, and 0 if it was released. Bytes 25-27 were a number that corresponded to the key pressed. I then created this script.

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