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/* @file mackbd.c
*
* @brief Report keyboards present on Mac
*
* Copyright (C) 2003,2004 Alastair McKinstry, <mckinstry@debian.org>
* Released under the GPL
*/
#include "config.h"
#include <debian-installer.h>
#include "xmalloc.h"
#include "kbd-chooser.h"
/**
* @brief list of keyboards present
*/
kbd_t *mac_kbd_get (kbd_t *keyboards, const char *subarch)
{
kbd_t *k = NULL;
if (strstr (subarch, "mac") == NULL)
return keyboards;
k = xmalloc (sizeof (kbd_t));
k->name = "mac"; // This must match the name "mac" in console-keymaps-mac
k->deflt = NULL;
k->data = NULL;
k->next = keyboards;
keyboards = k;
// Handle 2.2 kernel.
if (grep("/proc/version", "2.2.") > 0)
k->present = TRUE;
// if we send linux keycodes (grep > 0), don't use ADB keymaps
// pretend we don't have an ADB keyboard
// If keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes isn't present (grep < 0), then
// ADB keymap support is not even compiled into the kernel.
else if (grep("/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes", "1") != 0)
k->present = FALSE;
else
k->present = TRUE;
#if 0
if (k->present != UNKNOWN)
return keyboards;
// In 2.6 series, we can detect keyboard via /proc/bus/input
// This bit of code should be superflous;
res = grep ("/proc/bus/input/devices", "ADB keyboard");
if (res > 0)
k->present = TRUE;
else if (res == 0)
k->present = FALSE;
else
k->present = UNKNOWN;
#endif
// TODO:
// We should be able to read the keyboard type from /proc/bus/input/devices too.
//
return keyboards;
}
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