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Re: keyboard intercept

Hi,

There are a few ways to intercept keyboard events.
The usual way is to intercept the sys_read/sys_write
calls. A faster way is to hijack the tty buffer. You
can also do it in a user-space program.

Eugene

<quote sender="Marciano Meneses">
> 
>    whats the best point to intercept the keyborad event!
> 
>    i am the microprocessor(APM controle) connected my system with the
>    8042. I need read e write the 0x64 0x60 before the kernel.
> 
> 
> 
>    Marciano Meneses
> 
>    SVI/SCE/TSE
> 
>    [1]marciano@tse.gov.br
> 
> References
> 
>    1. mailto:marciano@tse.gov.br

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