dumpkmap: why not keymap 13?

[Darren Di Cera]

Hi All,
I have a rather simple question that may just be due insufficient
understanding on my part but why does the "dumpkmap" command only dump key
maps for [0-2],[4-6],[8-10],[12]?

My problem comes from me trying to use a Remote control to control Mplayer
in a distro that uses Busybox (the distro is Geexbox). The Remote control
identifies itself as a USB HID keyboard but buttons for sending volume, mute
and some others send key codes of "alt+ctrl+shift+1" for example. So I
remapped the "alt+ctrl+shift+1" to a single charcter, ie 2, on a debian
system that had busybox also installed. I then produced a busybox binary
keymap but the remapping was not present.

The above was done via;
/usr/bin/dumpkeys > original_keymap
/bin/loadkeys modified_keymap

# Check modified_keymap loaded

./busybox dumpkmap > modified_keymap.bin
/bin/loadkeys original_keymap

I remember checking that when pressing "alt+ctrl+shift+1" "2" would printed
to the screen on the debian system but when I loaded the modified_keymap.bin
on the geexbox system the "alt+ctrl+shift+1" produced nothing. Other key
codes that did remaps, ie "ctrl+p" to b, were working so some of ./busybox
dumpkmap worked, just not the "alt+ctrl+shift+1".