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Subject: Re: PC keyboard rate/delay
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On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 06:19:49PM +0400, Sergey Tursanov wrote:

> In file include/linux/kd.h was declared KDKBDREP ioctl number
> But in 2.4.x kernel there is only m68k version for that.
> I wrote some code for implement this feature on x86 machines.

Yes, it is unfortunate that many ioctls are needlessly different
between various architectures. But the utility kbdrate
works on all architectures I have tried it on.

Andries