Linux driver for FPGA controlled keyboards - Revision history

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‎Introduction

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‎Installation

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‎Test

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‎Installation

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‎Installation

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‎Usage

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‎PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION !!!

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+{{Under Construction}}
-[[Image:Construction.png]]
 ==Introduction==

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 * [[PS/2]]
 * Home made matrix keyboards
-The driver is currently named '''apf9328ps2''' but this will be changed soon to reflect its generic capability. Indeed all specific logic is done in FPGA IP.
+The driver is currently named '''apf9328ps2''' but this will be changed soon (or later ;-) ) to reflect its generic capability. Indeed all specific logic is done in the FPGA IP and the exported interface can be standardized.
 ==Installation==

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 </pre>
 * If you have a graphical LCD connected to your board (= virtual terminal), then you should see what you type.
 * If you don't have any virtual terminal, but only the serial console, you can do a quick test with:
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 </pre>
 Then you should see weirds characters when pressing the keyboard keys:
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-==Usage==
+==Keymap==
-* To change keyboard keymap (by default us one):
+* To change keyboard keymap (by default qwerty one):
   # loadkmap < /etc/i18n/fr.kmap

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 ==Installation==
-If not already done in standard Armadeus rootfs:
+Now installed by default for APF9328 rootfs (since armadeus-3.0). Not supported on APF27 yet.
- $ make linux26-menuconfig
- Device Drivers  ---> Input device support  ---> [*]   Keyboards  ---> <*>   AT keyboard
-then
- Device Drivers  ---> Armadeus specific drivers  ---> <M>   Armadeus PS/2 driver
-Reflash rootfs then:
+==Usage==
 <pre class="apf">
   # modprobe apf9328ps2

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 ==Test==
 * If you have a graphical LCD connected to your board (= virtual terminal), then you should see what you type.
-* If you don't have any virtual terminal, but only the serial console:
+* If you don't have any virtual terminal, but only the serial console, you can do a quick test with:
- # cat /sys/class/input/input0/event0/dev
+<pre class="apf">
-:64
-If corresponding device node in /dev/input/ is not existing, then:
- # mkdir -p /dev/input
- # mknod /dev/input/event0 c 13 64
-−
   # cat /dev/input/event0
-Then you should see weirds characters when pressing keyboard keys:
+</pre>
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	==Usage==		==Usage==
		+	* To change keyboard keymap (by default us one):
		+	# loadkmap < /etc/i18n/fr.kmap

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	== PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION !!! ==		== PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION !!! ==

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		+	==Introduction==
		+	This driver is intented to control FPGA IPs connected to numerous hardware keyboards like:
		+	* [[PS/2]]
		+	* Home made matrix keyboards
		+	The driver is currently named '''apf9328ps2''' but this will be changed soon to reflect its generic capability. Indeed all specific logic is done in FPGA IP.

	==Installation==		==Installation==