[9fans] Russian keyboard

[George Bronnikov <goga@bronnikov.mccme.ru>]

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Hello,

with some pushing from Andrey Kuchar (thanks!), I have made
a Russian keyboard map for use with nemo's keyboard drivers.
To use it, you need to compile the kernel with /dev/kbmap
support -- diffs to nemo's /sys/src/9/pcdisk attached.  Upon
startup (in /bin/termrc, preferably), you need to do

	bind -a '#О©╫' /dev
	cat /lib/kbmap/kbd_ru.map > /dev/kbmap

It replaces the Bulgarian keymap (I doubt anyone would want to
use both).

Now the question:

I don't like the idea of having lots of kbmaps compiled into
the kernel (That's why I didn't make kbmap_ru.c).  I'd probably
prefer several maps, initialized to kbmap_default, and
controlled via /dev/kbmap.  Should I make such changes?  Should
maps appear dynamically (for example, a map appears
when a "reset n" or "keymap n" message with a new n is
sent to /dev/kbmap)?  What are the disadvantages of such a scheme
compared to compiled-in maps?

	Goga

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src/sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:35 a /sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:36,37
> 	kbmap
> 
src/sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:49 d /sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:50
< 	etherwavelan	wavelan devi82365 cis pci
src/sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:93,99 d /sys/src/9/pc/pcdisk:93
< 	kbd_es
< 	kbd_fr
< 	kbd_uk
< 	kbd_jp
< #	this should be in the dev section
< #	as a "kbmap" entry, and not here.
< 	devkbmap

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reset 2
keymap 2
key	0x01	0x1b	0x1b
key	0x02	'1'		'!'
key	0x03	'2'		'"'
key	0x04	'3'		'#'
key 	0x05	'4'		'$'
key	0x06	'5'		':'
key	0x07	'6'		','
key	0x08	'7'		'.'
key	0x09	'8'		';'
key	0x0a		'9'		'('
key	0x0b	'0'		')'
key	0x0c		'-'		'_'
key	0x0d	'='		'+'
key	0x0e		0x08	0x08
key	0x0f		0x09	0x09
key	0x10	'й'		'Й'
key 	0x11	'ц'		'Ц'
key 	0x12	'у'		'У'
key 	0x13	'к'		'К'
key 	0x14	'е'		'Е'
key	0x15	'н'		'Н'
key 	0x16	'г'		'Г'
key	0x17	'ш'		'Ш'
key	0x18	'щ'		'Щ'
key 	0x19	'з'		'З'
key	0x1a		'х'		'Х'
key	0x1b	'ъ'		'Ъ'
key	0x1c		0x0a		0x0a
key	0x1e		'ф'		'Ф'
key	0x1f		'ы'		'Ы'
key	0x20	'в'		'В'
key	0x21	'а'		'А'
key	0x22	'п'		'П'
key	0x23	'р'		'Р'
key	0x24	'о'		'О'
key	0x25	'л'		'Л'
key	0x26	'д'		'Д'
key	0x27	'ж'		'Ж'
key	0x28	'э'		'Э'
key	0x29	'ё'		'Ё'
key	0x2b	0x5c		'|'
key	0x2c		'я'		'Я'
key	0x2d	'ч'		'Ч'
key	0x2e		'с'		'С'
key	0x2f		'м'		'М'
key	0x30	'и'		'И'
key	0x31	'т'		'Т'
key	0x32	'ь'		'Ь'
key	0x33	'б'		'Б'
key	0x34	'ю'		'Ю'
key	0x35	'/'		'?'