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[Saurabh Cloudas]

Unfortunatelyif I unplug and plug the USB keyboard back again when the Xorg environment is already running, the Caps Lock on the keyboard is back to being a Caps Lock (interestingly, the Caps Lock on the laptop's keyboard is still mapped to Control).

It's easy to jam the operation of devd with a program that doesn't terminate speedily.To avoid that, you should probably run a monitor program that connects to devd's output at /var/run/devd.seqpacket.pipe like volmand does, for example.

If you still do want to invoke things from devd directly, then first note that there's almost an existing mechanism for this.Notice that in /etc/devd.conf there's already a rule that runs /etc/rc.d/syscons with the setkeyboard verb and the device filename.setkeyboard does the sort of thing that you are trying to do, except that it is calling kbdcontrol to configure the maps and stuff for the FreeBSD kernel's internal terminal emulator that is used for the virtual terminals.This is how your mechanism should work, too.

If you decide to, say, add a priority 101 rule that matches ukbd[0-9]+ in an /usr/local/etc/devd/mateusz.conf file, note that you must copy what the existing rule does if you don't want to break USB keyboard usage on your virtual terminals.devd rules are not cumulative; higher priority ones replace lower priority ones./dev/ukbd* are of course your USB keyboard device files.

Note that this might not solve your problem.Xorg in the FreeBSD ports tree has an additional config/devd module patched in.That also listens to devd's output pipe, and attempts to dynamically attach and detach things as keyboard and mouse devices come and go.It usually only attaches to the keyboard concentrator device, /dev/kbdmux0, and ignores other keyboard devices.Its decision when to do so is somewhat complex.None of this is, alas, documented for an end user; not even its existence.

The config/devd module in Xorg registers an InputDevice for a devd:kbdmux keyboard, so you simply need your Xorg.conf to set an Option for "XkbOptions" to "ctrl:nocaps" for keyboard class devices.There's an example of pretty much that in Chapter 5 of the FreeBSD Handbook.

'devd' gives the density function, 'pevd' gives the distribution function, 'qevd' gives the quantile function, and 'revd' generates random deviates for the GEV or GP df depending on the type argument.

The GEV df is often called a family of df's because it encompasses the three types of EVD's: Gumbel (shape = 0, light tail), Frechet (shape > 0, heavy tail) and the reverse Weibull (shape There is a similarity between the location parameter of the GEV df and the threshold for the GP df. For clarity, two separate arguments are emplyed here to distinguish the two instead of, for example, just using the location parameter to describe both.

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