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Hi all,

On a european PC keyboard, the key next to the numlock key should be the "/" key (and not the "=" sign).
Can this be corrected?

Greetings from Seppe

What keyboard do you have (and what keymap do you use?)
I could not reproduce the problem.

I looked at keyboard and Seppe is right (microsoft keyboard)



Num lock / * -
7 8 9 +
4 5 6 +
1 2 3 enter
0 0 Del enter

doubles (0 0 + + enter enter) stands for long buttons

Maybe it is have some link with viewtopic.php?f=35&t=2685

currently it looks like this

http://websvn.kolibrios.org/filedetails ... yboard.inc

numlock_map:
db 0x37 ;Num 7
db 0x38 ;Num 8
db 0x39 ;Num 9
db 0x2D ;Num -
db 0x34 ;Num 4
db 0x35 ;Num 5
db 0x36 ;Num 6
db 0x2B ;Num +
db 0x31 ;Num 1
db 0x32 ;Num 2
db 0x33 ;Num 3
db 0x30 ;Num 0
db 0x2E ;Num .

The '/' on numeric keypad works for me.
EDIT: on belgian keymap it seems broken, I'll fix it.

He is from Spain...

Wildwest wrote:He is from Spain...

Problem seems to be in numeric keypad code in kernel.
It seems this key is not handled as numeric key, and replicates same key code as the key left from shift.
Therefore, in english keymap, it's correct ('/'), but on other keymaps its not.

I use a Belgian keyboard.
(I am a Belgian, living in Tenerife.)
Thank you for locating the problem.

Issues in kernel with "/*-+" characters of numeric keyboard have been fixed (svn rev #4929)

Unfortunately, issues remain in some applications, because of the way how they use the keyboard.

Works perfect. Thank you. Topic closed for me.