[rcintorino]

if we're trying to get hardware keyboard working, shouldn't we be looking at IRQ's and I/O address's? after all, a keyboard puts a value in an I/O address (mailbox) then flags and IRQ so the processor can then go the the I/O address (mailbox) and get the data (mail). at least that's a simplified version of what a real keyboard words.

I also think that a lot of the buttons are done the same was, because no GPIO is pulled, so maybe an IRQ is. I haven't had much time to play with it, just during lunch break.


The power button is GPIO 205, Voice command input GPIO is 291, it has an output GPIO of 131 (not sure exactly what this is, but I know it's changed by software) yes I know these are only what haret considers them and that the're not the true address of gpio

anyone else have any luck?