AKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual # AKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual NAME # akbd - Apple Keyboard Device SYNOPSIS # akbd* at adb? wskbd* at akbd? mux 1 option AKBD_LAYOUT=XXX DESCRIPTION # This driver supports ADB keyboards within the wscons(4) console framework. It doesn’t provide direct device driver entry points but makes its functions available via the internal wskbd(4) interface. The following is a partial list of supported AKBD devices: ...
BEEPER(4) - Device Drivers Manual (sparc64) # BEEPER(4) - Device Drivers Manual (sparc64) NAME # beeper, beep - console annunciator SYNOPSIS # beeper* at ebus? beep* at ebus? DESCRIPTION # The beeper device does exactly what it sounds like: it beeps. In particular, this device registers itself to handle beeping for pckbd(4) or ukbd(4) devices. SEE ALSO # ebus(4), intro(4), pckbd(4), ukbd(4) HISTORY # OpenBSD support for the beeper first appeared in OpenBSD 3. ...
UHIDEV(4) - Device Drivers Manual # UHIDEV(4) - Device Drivers Manual NAME # uhidev - USB Human Interface Device support SYNOPSIS # uhidev* at uhub? fido* at uhidev? ucc* at uhidev? ucycom* at uhidev? ugold* at uhidev? uhid* at uhidev? uhidpp* at uhidev? ujoy* at uhidev? ukbd* at uhidev? ums* at uhidev? umstc* at uhidev? umt* at uhidev? uoaklux* at uhidev? uoakrh* at uhidev? uoakv* at uhidev? upd* at uhidev? ...
UKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual # UKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual NAME # ukbd - USB keyboard support SYNOPSIS # ukbd* at uhidev? wskbd* at ukbd? option UKBD_LAYOUT=XXX DESCRIPTION # The ukbd driver provides support for USB keyboards i.e. HID devices in the “keyboard” class. Access to the keyboard is through the wskbd(4) driver. The ukbd driver supports a number of different key mappings which can be chosen from with the kernel option “UKBD_LAYOUT” at compile time or with the utility wsconsctl(8) (variable: “keyboard. ...
WSKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual # WSKBD(4) - Device Drivers Manual NAME # wskbd - generic keyboard support in wscons SYNOPSIS # wskbd* at … DESCRIPTION # The wskbd driver handles common tasks for keyboards within the wscons(4) framework. It is attached to the hardware specific keyboard drivers and provides their connection to “wsdisplay” devices and a character device interface. The common keyboard support consists of: Mapping from keycodes (defined by the specific keyboard driver) to keysyms (hardware independent, defined in /usr/include/dev/wscons/wsksymdef. ...