Re: parkbd adapter

[Evaldo Gardenali]

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Randy.Dunlap wrote:
| On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 18:01:16 -0200 Evaldo Gardenali
<evaldo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
|
| | Hi
| | I've been trying to find the schematics or any documentation on building
| | the parallel port to aux adapter (used by parkbd.o) so that one can plug
| | a keyboard to the parallel port, and all I can find is a page saying
| | 'schematics will follow sometime later' and a page referenced everywhere
| | that doesnt exist anymore (http://www.suse.cz/development/input/).
| | Would someone please send me any useful data/link?
| | (I tried emailing Mr. Vojtech Pavlik a long time ago, but I got no
reply)
|
| The web page that you mentioned is now at
|   http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~vojtech/input/

been there before mailing :)

| or
|   http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/input/input.html
| However, the parkbd reference isn't there.

been there before mailing :)

|
| Google for "parkbd +adapter" and you can find it.
| parkbd adapter is mentioned here
|   <http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/input/adapters.html>
| but not presented...

been there before mailing :)

I *KNOW* how to google...
I actually just needeed *DOCUMENTATION* I can't find anywhere, and the
author seems to ignore my mails (or it goes to spam trash, or whatever
happens, the thing is I don't get a reply)
I wonder how useful is a piece of code present in millions of boxes if
virtually NOBODY knows how to use it. and it annoys me a bit that many
requested features are out of the kernel, but a feature that is in the
main tree is virtually useless (if its really useful, where's the link
for the docs?)
</rant>
sorry, but I feel frustrated with that
[]s
Evaldo Gardenali
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