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Just wanted to let you know that I kind of succeeded. I turned OFF the BIOS's Hotkey Mode. This way I've been able to modify the behaviour of the Fn-Keys wighout having to mess with the scancodes in the deeper levels of the driver. It is relatively easy to put Vol+ to F2 and Vol- to F3 then. ===== The U330p's original brightness hotkey is not recognized by the driver. With debug mode on it doesn't even show a keypress in the system.log Rehabman's version of the VoodooPS2Controller does, however. This is the output: Feb 22 07:10:09 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard::message: type=e0028010, provider=0xffffff801aff3200, argument=0xffffff80a99f3eac, argument=026c, cmp=e0028010 Feb 22 07:10:09 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard::message: type=e0028010, provider=0xffffff801aff3200, argument=0xffffff80a316beac, argument=02ec, cmp=e0028010 Feb 22 07:10:09 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard: sending key e06c=e0fc, e0fc=90 down Feb 22 07:10:15 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard::message: type=e0028010, provider=0xffffff801aff3200, argument=0xffffff80a9a2beac, argument=026b, cmp=e0028010 Feb 22 07:10:15 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard::message: type=e0028010, provider=0xffffff801aff3200, argument=0xffffff80a316beac, argument=02eb, cmp=e0028010 Feb 22 07:10:15 MacBookAir kernel[0]: ApplePS2Keyboard: sending key e06b=e0fb, e0fb=91 down My best guess is that the original hotkeys are encoded as 026c (OR 02ec???) and 026b (OR 02eb???) and that Rehabman has remapped them to the original brightness+ and brightness- values e0fc and e0fb. Is that correct? Is something like that possible in the ApplePS2Keyboard.kext of this thread?

Hi folks, first of all: THANK YOU for the excellent driver. It works quite well on my Lenovo U330p (no touch) with an ELAN touchpad. Tapping is only recognized in about 60 % of all cases (I have to tap really hard until it get's it) but that is NOT the matter of my posting: ===== I have problems with my F1-F12 shortcut keys =========== Previously I was using the VoodooPS2Controller kext from Rehabman (see his guide here). With his kext I've been able to use the Shortcuts as expected. Anyway, with the ELAN driver the keyboard works, but not the hotkeys. The BIOS has a "Hotkey Mode", which doesn't change the keycodes of course. Only the behaviour of having to press FN+F1 or only F1 for the hotkey. Right now only F1, F2, F3, F5, F11 and F12 work as hotkeys for (mute, Vol-, Vol+, refresh, ShowDesk and Widgets). I'd LOVE TO GET BRIGHTNESS somewhere (preferredly on F11 down and F12 up). Can somebody help me? I'm totally lost in the keyboard plist. KARABINER didn't to any good thing for me. Maybe because it is for real macs...