Hi,
to make it easier to discuss about AndroVM, I’ve just created a “Google group” dedicated to that purpose.
I think it will be much more convenient than posting comments to this blog.
You can suscribe from here : https://groups.google.com/d/forum/androvm?hl=en
Dan.
Hi,
It is a good idea but now the questions/answers are scattered at 2 places. Maybe you keep the blog only for announcements without comments and the discussion takes place only at Google group?
Just a thought.
Yes that’s a good idea.
I’ll close comments on the blog.
Dan.
Selection of German Physical Keyboard for Hardware OpenGL:
Two days ago, I proposed a procedure how to select the German Physical Keyboard for Software OpenGL. To my surprise, I find that the settings (in Languages + Input) that apply for Software OpenGL do not work for Hardware OpenGL.
In fact, so far, I was not able to find any procedure to switch to the German Physical Keyboard for Hardware OpenGL.
Any advice,
volker
Selection of German Physical Keyboard for Hardware OpenGL:
@dan
(reply to your remark on this matter in the androvm blog)
True, using Hardware OpenGL, I have to select the language (I used german) both in “Translated Set 2 keyboard” and “androVM Virtual Input”. When doing this, the physical keyboard appears to change from US to something like German, but without “ä,ö,ü” and “@”! The procedure for changing the keyboard works for getting back the US english keyboard, though.
I looked into /system/usr/keychars/: I would have expected to find a file like qwertz.kcm or Generic_de.kcm. Instead, I find Generic.kcm, Virtual.kcm, qwerty.kcm and qwerty2.kcm.
Any advice?
volker
@dan
Selection of German Physical Keyboard for Hardware OpenGL:
@dan
I forgot to mention that I could not look into any of the .kcm files in “keychars”: “vi not found”. Which editor could I use?
volker
I have to (re)add busybox including vi.
In the meantime you could just do a “cat” on the file, or pull the file to your host (adb pull …) to read it.
Dan.
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