Hi Theodore,
Thanks for the quick reply: Here's the situation.
I'm playing around with the USB drivers. I have the drivers
modified to the point such that each connected keyboard (I currently
have four connected) point to a different tty/console.
ie) I have four independent keyboards.
I also have four independent mice, each tied to the same ttys.
(The independence of the keyboards and mice is also supported in
X).
What I would like to accomplish (if possible) is tie the driver into
switching between tty's such that everytime a keystroke is hit,
control automatically switches to that tty!
ie) if the fg_console is "2" and the keyboard for console "3" is
hit, a switch to "3" should occur...
But :(, to do this :(, I need to use the ioctl functions which
require me to have a fd ... so maybe it's not possible and I'm
just barking up the wrong tree ;) ...
Any suggestions, well, further suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks again Theodore,
Prarit.
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