Enclosed is a Linux kernel keymap that ought to get the mailboard properly up and running.

It ought to support every face key on the device, including the Symbol keys and the accents. It *doesn't*, however, support the ° accent, because the Linux kernel doesn't support that (that I know of).

Non-obvious features:

- the special keys along the top row become function keys, except FAX which is unmapped. It's just too useful to have 10 function keys (because it makes it obvious what SHIFT+function and CTRL+function are supposed to do). Any suggestions?

- STOP is ESCAPE, as with Matt's low-level AT keyboard mapping.

- PRINT/CALC, ADDRESS BOOK and SYMBOL are mapped to CTRL, ALT and ALTGR respectively; the first two because it makes the mailboard more comfortable to use for PC users, and the latter to make the yellow glyphs work.

- The mailboard is missing glyphs for | and, oddly, } --- SYMBOL+8 produces {, which makes that a very strange omission. I've mapped those to SYMBOL+P and SYMBOL+O respectively. What else have I forgotten?

- I've completely ignored the keypad on the main device, as the mapping seems to be unfinished, and the range of keycodes it uses seems to overlap incompatibly with the mailboard's anyway. I'm not sure what could be done about those.

I hope this is useful to someone; you can now do things like, say, type in URLs or switch virtual consoles, which you couldn't do before. I've almost certainly forgotten stuff. Feel free to prod me.