SbM said:FULL ISO KEYBOARD ("<>" key with French layout, for instance)
Download the modified ApplePS2Keyboard.kext from here : http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php? ... 95568&st=0
Copy it to /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext/Contents/PlugIns/ to replace the original one.
Open Terminal and type:
Go to System/Library and move Extensions.mkext to trash.Code:sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext/Contents/PlugIns/ApplePS2Keyboard.kext sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext/Contents/PlugIns/ApplePS2Keyboard.kext
Reboot.
SbM said:Note that the menu key doesn't work, and that Alt and AltGr act as the Command key on a real Mac keyboard, while the "home" key is actually the Alt/Option key.
SbM said:*The "Shared" folder in the Finder doesn't work correctly here. I'll have to investigate further. It shows my Mini as "mini", which is not its name, and doesn't grant me access to its files.
Yes, it solved the issue for me. We have the same type of keyboard in France, with the "<>" key just right of the left Shift key, and it wasn't recognized. I installed the .kext and it now works fine.vzmr82 said:I have managed to get my portuguese keyboard correctly mapped by using Ukelele, and their Logitech Portuguese Keyboard layout, but I have just one key that doesn't work (<> key is simply dead). I can see that SbM has added what could be solution to this problem... Shall I just do this?
Well you're right, it would probably work. I just copied the instructions I was given, but using "Kext helper" would probably be easier. Will have to change this bit of the how-to.Regarding the Terminal chown and chmode commands above, couldn't they be replaced by running the "useful utility called "kext helper" "?
Yep I know, but I plan to move keys around (I mean physically) to mimic a real Mac keyboard layout.SbM said:Note that the menu key doesn't work, and that Alt and AltGr act as the Command key on a real Mac keyboard, while the "home" key is actually the Alt/Option key.
You know this can be changed in System Preferences-Keyboard&Mouse-Keyboard-ModifierKeys? You can exchange Alt and Command keys, for example...
That's really weird, 'cause it seems to work fine with the Realtek R1000 driver from Paul's package... I get access to my Mini and it's spelled correctly with this driver.I don't get access to my Mac Mini either (if it matters, it is a PowerPC mini) but it is named correctly. Everything is working with my Mac Pro shared folders, but it is named incorrectly...
SbM said:Yes, it solved the issue for me. We have the same type of keyboard in France, with the "<>" key just right of the left Shift key, and it wasn't recognized. I installed the .kext and it now works fine.
Well you're right, it would probably work. I just copied the instructions I was given, but using "Kext helper" would probably be easier. Will have to change this bit of the how-to.[quote:1x0fysh0]Regarding the Terminal chown and chmode commands above, couldn't they be replaced by running the "useful utility called "kext helper" "?
That's really weird, 'cause it seems to work fine with the Realtek R1000 driver from Paul's package... I get access to my Mini and it's spelled correctly with this driver.[quote:1x0fysh0]
I don't get access to my Mac Mini either (if it matters, it is a PowerPC mini) but it is named correctly. Everything is working with my Mac Pro shared folders, but it is named incorrectly...
EDIT : Installing the Security Update is fine. Did it : no problem.
Hmmm I don't know much about SMB. But the fact that my Mini shows as "mini" and not "Mini", with an icon representing a PC and not a Mac Mini, makes me suspect you might be right here.vzmr82 said:Well, I think there is something wrong, because I suspect that it is recognizing the other systems through SMB (Samba), not AFP. How can I be sure of this?
vzmr82 said:SbM said:Yes, it solved the issue for me. We have the same type of keyboard in France, with the "<>" key just right of the left Shift key, and it wasn't recognized. I installed the .kext and it now works fine.
Big problems installing this. I got white apple screens hangs (well, not hangs, I found out they were recurring crashes as the disk was still working continously), which only went way after deleting ApplePS2Keyboard.kext. Don't ask me why...
SbM said:I've just realised: you probably CAN'T use Paul's kext helper to install this one, actually, because you're supposed to install it INSIDE another .kext (ApplePS2Controller.kext). I guess that's why you experienced crashes. Sorry for that.
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Install all of Paul's .kexts EXCEPT ACPIBattery.kext AND RealtekR1000.kext (Paul's .kexts and utilities are available here: http://content.modaco.net/paulswinddriv ... typack.zip )
Reboot, and now you get 1024x600 resolution AND a fully functional battery-status icon in the menu bar AND (last but not least) a Speedstep menu that shows the automatic throttling of the processor frequency from 800 to 1066 to 1333 to 1600 MHz (if the menu doesn't show up, just keep on installing. It came back on my machine after installing the audio driver).
You might need to install those twice in a row to make Quartz Extreme and Core Image graphics acceleration work. It happened to me. Check in System Profiler>Graphics if they're enabled. Besides, if they are enabled, your menu bar should be transparent (solid if they're not).
SbM said:Well, what can I say? It works here... Make sure you have NOT checked the GMA950 driver in the install options, that's the only thing I can think of that could explain your problem.
Please let us know how it goes...