[itstonye]

I created 95-keymap.rules with the single line from the wiki and placed it in /etc/udev/rules.d/ and I got everything working.

Just to perform a few tests, I deleted the file, put the single line from the wiki page in the /lib/udev/rules.d/95-keymap.rules and rebooted. Went into XBMC some of the buttons worked but others did not. So I deleted the single line from 95-keymap.rules from the /lib/udev/rules.d/ directory and re-created 95-keymap.rules in the /etc/udev/rules.d/ directory, rebooted and everything seems to be working just fine. So I did a couple of redundant reboots to make sure everything was loading during the boot process correctly, and we are good to go.

So to recap, I followed the wiki instructions including your corrections and everything is ok so far. I left the /lib/udev/rules.d/95-keymap.rules untouched.

Thanks to all who contributed to this thread and the wiki. I would have never have figured it out for myself.

One more thing before I go, in the wiki there is this code block:

Code:

0x000C0041 enter     #SELECT
0x000C0069 f2        #C (RED)
0x000C006A f3        #D (GREEN)
0x000C006B f4        #B (BLUE)
0x000C006C f5        #A (YELLOW)
0x000C006D f6        #ZOOM
0x000C0082 f7        #INPUT
0x000C0083 f8        #ENTER
0x000C008D f9        #GUIDE
0x000C009C f10       #CHUP
0x000C009D f11       #CHDN
0x000C00B1 playpause #PAUSE
0x000C00B2 record    #RECORD
0x000C00F5 stop      #SLOW

Can anyone translate that for me. Is this something that can be edited?