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Subject: Keyboard - how?
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OK.  I must be pathologically dense...

I've tried to get my apple mini keyboard working with my machine.  I'm
so close.  I'm getting the following messages on the console:

kbd2 at vkbd16
kbd2 at vkbd17
kbd2 at vkbd18
kbd2 at vkbd19
kbd2 at vkbd20
kbd2 at vkbd21
kbd2 at vkbd22
kbd2 at vkbd23
kbd2 at vkbd24

but don't know what to do next.  Typing on the keyboard doesn't do a
dang thing.  Oh, while typing this message, I have a few more:

kbd2 at vkbd25
kbd2 at vkbd26
kbd2 at vkbd27
kbd2 at vkbd28
kbd2 at vkbd29

What's up?

Warner