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I'm planning to buy a new keyboard to replace the old one built in my laptop. And I would like to know how to block the old keyboard device.
AFAIK the keyboard may disconnect and connect again.
Last edited by wycero (2020-08-05 13:35:34)
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I'd first disassemble the keyboard and check the state of the connector (it's typically one plug w/ a flat cable) but if you *replace* it, you don't have to block it at all.
If you plan to use the notebook w/ an external keyboard and keep the internal (that's cumbersome, isn't?) you could use "xinput disable …", but if the keyboard re-connects, you'll be in the same situation as before.
If you can identify the keyboard w/ an InputClass/MatchProduct/MatchVendor configlet, you could
Option "Ignore" "True"it.
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I'd first disassemble the keyboard and check the state of the connector (it's typically one plug w/ a flat cable) but if you *replace* it, you don't have to block it at all.
If you plan to use the notebook w/ an external keyboard and keep the internal (that's cumbersome, isn't?) you could use "xinput disable …", but if the keyboard re-connects, you'll be in the same situation as before.If you can identify the keyboard w/ an InputClass/MatchProduct/MatchVendor configlet, you could
Option "Ignore" "True"it.
I removed "[SOLVED] " because I'm not sure I understand.
You wrote "Option"Ignore" "True"" but where shall I find such a config file?
To make it clear, I've bought an USB keyboard and I don't want to keep the internal one because it's broken.
Last edited by wycero (2020-08-05 10:05:47)
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Thx BTW does it work on Wayland?
Last edited by wycero (2020-08-05 13:36:32)
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