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	This page is currently a work in progress. You can see some other info here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=159433&pid=1368998#pid1368998 and I'll try and create some generic info for the wiki.--[[User:Nickr~~\|Nickr]]~~ 03:03, 25 March 2013 (EDT)		This page is currently a work in progress. You can see some other info here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=159433&pid=1368998#pid1368998 and I'll try and create some generic info for the wiki.--User:Nickr 03:03, 25 March 2013 (EDT)

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	Obviously this line must come after the one that loads the sapphire module.		Obviously this line must come after the one that loads the sapphire module.

	This page is currently a work in progress. You can see some other info here http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/showthread.php?tid=159433&pid=1368998#pid1368998 and I'll try and create some generic info for the wiki.--[[User:Nickr\|Nickr]] 03:03, 25 March 2013 (EDT)		This page is currently a work in progress. You can see some other info here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=159433&pid=1368998#pid1368998 and I'll try and create some generic info for the wiki.--[[User:Nickr\|Nickr]] 03:03, 25 March 2013 (EDT)

	[[Category:Remotes]]		[[Category:Remotes]]

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	=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===		=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===
	Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.		Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	$ sudo apt-get install build-essential		$ sudo apt-get install build-essential
	$ sudo apt-get install gawk		$ sudo apt-get install gawk
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	=== Download, compile and install the driver. ===		=== Download, compile and install the driver. ===
	You need to download the latest driver from Mark's site. As at the time I am writing (8 April 2013) the latest is 4.6. Go to his website and get the most recent, and change the numbers in my example if there is a lter version.		You need to download the latest driver from Mark's site. As at the time I am writing (8 April 2013) the latest is 4.6. Go to his website and get the most recent, and change the numbers in my example if there is a lter version.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	$ cd ~/Downloads		$ cd ~/Downloads
	$ wget http://rtr.ca/sapphire_remote/sapphire-4.6.tar.gz		$ wget http://rtr.ca/sapphire_remote/sapphire-4.6.tar.gz
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	Some distros also need a startup script, I am not sure if ubuntu does, but no harm in doing it. Mark installs the script in /usr/local/bin/sapphire_startup.sh. To make this script run on boot, use your editor to add the command to /etc/rc.local		Some distros also need a startup script, I am not sure if ubuntu does, but no harm in doing it. Mark installs the script in /usr/local/bin/sapphire_startup.sh. To make this script run on boot, use your editor to add the command to /etc/rc.local

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	$ sudo nano -w /etc/rc.local		$ sudo nano -w /etc/rc.local
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Put the command just above the ine that says exit 0, so it will look like this:		Put the command just above the ine that says exit 0, so it will look like this:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	#!/bin/sh -e		#!/bin/sh -e
	#		#
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	=== Install a keymap suitable for XBMC ===		=== Install a keymap suitable for XBMC ===
	Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for XBMC are different in many places. My keymap for XBMC is as follows:		Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for XBMC are different in many places. My keymap for XBMC is as follows:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	#		#
	# Default keymap from sapphire.c v3.0.		# Default keymap from sapphire.c v3.0.
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	I put the keymap under /etc/sapphire, which you have to create.		I put the keymap under /etc/sapphire, which you have to create.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	$ sudo mkdir /etc/sapphire		$ sudo mkdir /etc/sapphire
	$ sudo nano -w /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		$ sudo nano -w /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
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	==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====		==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====
	Now if all you are doing is runnning XBMC you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.		Now if all you are doing is runnning XBMC you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start XBMC when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts XBMC after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from XBMC it restores keymap.default. This is the script:		Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start XBMC when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts XBMC after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from XBMC it restores keymap.default. This is the script:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	nick@lounge:~$ cat /usr/local/bin/startxbmc		nick@lounge:~$ cat /usr/local/bin/startxbmc
	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh
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	For this to work you need to change permissions on /proc/sapphire, which I do via a simple line in /etc/rc.local:		For this to work you need to change permissions on /proc/sapphire, which I do via a simple line in /etc/rc.local:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	/bin/chmod 666 /proc/sapphire		/bin/chmod 666 /proc/sapphire
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	=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===		=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===
	Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.		Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	$ sudo apt-get install build-essential		$ sudo apt-get install build-essential
	$ sudo apt-get install gawk		$ sudo apt-get install gawk
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	The needed tools will be installed.		The needed tools will be installed.
	=== Download, compile and install the driver. ===		=== Download, compile and install the driver. ===
	You need to download the latest driver from Mark's site. As at the time I am writing (8 April 2013) the latest is 4.6. Go to his website and get the most recent, and change the numbers in my example if there is a lter version.		You need to download the latest driver from Mark's site. As at the time I am writing (8 April 2013) the latest is 4.6. Go to his website and get the most recent, and change the numbers in my example if there is a lter version.
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	$ cd ~/Downloads		$ cd ~/Downloads
	$ wget http://rtr.ca/sapphire_remote/sapphire-4.6.tar.gz		$ wget http://rtr.ca/sapphire_remote/sapphire-4.6.tar.gz
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	$ cd sapphire-4.6		$ cd sapphire-4.6
	$ sudo make install		$ sudo make install
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	Some distros also need a startup script, I am not sure if ubuntu does, but no harm in doing it. Mark installs the script in /usr/local/bin/sapphire_startup.sh. To make this script run on boot, use your editor to add the command to /etc/rc.local		Some distros also need a startup script, I am not sure if ubuntu does, but no harm in doing it. Mark installs the script in /usr/local/bin/sapphire_startup.sh. To make this script run on boot, use your editor to add the command to /etc/rc.local

	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	$ sudo nano -w /etc/rc.local		$ sudo nano -w /etc/rc.local
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Put the command just above the ine that says exit 0, so it will look like this:		Put the command just above the ine that says exit 0, so it will look like this:
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	#!/bin/sh -e		#!/bin/sh -e
	#		#
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	exit 0		exit 0
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.		Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.
	=== Install a keymap suitable for XBMC ===		=== Install a keymap suitable for XBMC ===
	Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for XBMC are different in many places. My keymap for XBMC is as follows:		Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for XBMC are different in many places. My keymap for XBMC is as follows:
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	#		#
	# Default keymap from sapphire.c v3.0.		# Default keymap from sapphire.c v3.0.
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	SAPPHIRE_CLEAR KEY_MACRO_0 NO_REPEAT ## Adjust audiosync by 90msecs (see below)		SAPPHIRE_CLEAR KEY_MACRO_0 NO_REPEAT ## Adjust audiosync by 90msecs (see below)
	SAPPHIRE_GREENMUSIC KEY_A NO_REPEAT ## Adjust time stretch		SAPPHIRE_GREENMUSIC KEY_A NO_REPEAT ## Adjust time stretch
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:		There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:

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	I put the keymap under /etc/sapphire, which you have to create.		I put the keymap under /etc/sapphire, which you have to create.
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	$ sudo mkdir /etc/sapphire		$ sudo mkdir /etc/sapphire
	$ sudo nano -w /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		$ sudo nano -w /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.		Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.
	==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====		==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====
	Now if all you are doing is runnning XBMC you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.		Now if all you are doing is runnning XBMC you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting XBMC ====		==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting XBMC ====
	Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start XBMC when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts XBMC after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from XBMC it restores keymap.default. This is the script:		Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start XBMC when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts XBMC after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from XBMC it restores keymap.default. This is the script:

	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	nick@lounge:~$ cat /usr/local/bin/startxbmc		nick@lounge:~$ cat /usr/local/bin/startxbmc
	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh
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	/usr/bin/xbmc		/usr/bin/xbmc
	/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.default		/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.default
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	Starting at version 4.6 the following step (making /proc/sapphire world writable) is no longer necessary. It is left here for users of earlier versions.		Starting at version 4.6 the following step (making /proc/sapphire world writable) is no longer necessary. It is left here for users of earlier versions.

	For this to work you need to change permissions on /proc/sapphire, which I do via a simple line in /etc/rc.local:		For this to work you need to change permissions on /proc/sapphire, which I do via a simple line in /etc/rc.local:
	<~~source~~ lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	/bin/chmod 666 /proc/sapphire		/bin/chmod 666 /proc/sapphire
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Obviously this line must come after the one that loads the sapphire module.		Obviously this line must come after the one that loads the sapphire module.

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	# Install the tools required to compile the driver.		# Install the tools required to compile the driver.
	# Download, compile and install the driver.		# Download, compile and install the driver.
	# Install a keymap suitable for ~~{{name}}~~ (the driver comes programmed for mythtv).		# Install a keymap suitable for XBMC (the driver comes programmed for mythtv).
	=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===		=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===
	Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.		Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.
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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.		Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.
	=== Install a keymap suitable for ~~{{name}}~~ ===		=== Install a keymap suitable for XBMC ===
	Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for ~~{{name}}~~ are different in many places. My keymap for ~~{{name}}~~ is as follows:		Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for XBMC are different in many places. My keymap for XBMC is as follows:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	#		#
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	There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:		There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:

	* Volume Up, Volume Down & Mute to correct ~~{{name}}~~ keys		* Volume Up, Volume Down & Mute to correct XBMC keys
	* DVDMenu Button to "C" - context menu		* DVDMenu Button to "C" - context menu
	* Radio Button to "O" - show codec info (couldn't decide which button to use for that, but Radio wasn't otherwise in use)		* Radio Button to "O" - show codec info (couldn't decide which button to use for that, but Radio wasn't otherwise in use)
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	Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.		Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.
	==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====		==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====
	Now if all you are doing is runnning ~~{{name}}~~ you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.		Now if all you are doing is runnning XBMC you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting ~~{{name}}~~ ====		==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting XBMC ====
	Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start ~~{{name}}~~ when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts ~~{{name}}~~ after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from ~~{{name}}~~ it restores keymap.default. This is the script:		Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start XBMC when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts XBMC after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from XBMC it restores keymap.default. This is the script:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:15, 5 June 2014
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	# Install the tools required to compile the driver.		# Install the tools required to compile the driver.
	# Download, compile and install the driver.		# Download, compile and install the driver.
	# Install a keymap suitable for ~~XBMC~~ (the driver comes programmed for mythtv).		# Install a keymap suitable for {{name}} (the driver comes programmed for mythtv).
	=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===		=== Install the tools required to compile the driver. ===
	Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.		Ubuntu has a virtual package called build-essential which installs the compiler tools. NB added 27 April 2013 - on XBMCbuntu you need to install gawk as well - most distros have this but XBMCbuntu is pretty cut down.
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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.		Press ^x (ctrl-x) to exit nano, answering yes to whether to save the file.
	=== Install a keymap suitable for ~~XBMC~~ ===		=== Install a keymap suitable for {{name}} ===
	Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for ~~XBMC~~ are different in many places. My keymap for ~~XBMC~~ is as follows:		Mark's driver comes with a keymap that works very nicely on mythtv, but the button presses for {{name}} are different in many places. My keymap for {{name}} is as follows:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	#		#
Line 146:		Line 146:
	There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:		There is quite a bit of stuff from mythtv in there that I haven't been bothered to edit out. You of course can edit it any way you like, but the changes I have made from the mythtv buttons are:

	* Volume Up, Volume Down & Mute to correct ~~XBMC~~ keys		* Volume Up, Volume Down & Mute to correct {{name}} keys
	* DVDMenu Button to "C" - context menu		* DVDMenu Button to "C" - context menu
	* Radio Button to "O" - show codec info (couldn't decide which button to use for that, but Radio wasn't otherwise in use)		* Radio Button to "O" - show codec info (couldn't decide which button to use for that, but Radio wasn't otherwise in use)
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	Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.		Copy and paste my keymap from above and then exit nano.
	==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====		==== Option 1: Load keymap on boot ====
	Now if all you are doing is runnning ~~XBMC~~ you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.		Now if all you are doing is runnning {{name}} you can install this keymap on boot and it can stay there. So load the keymap on boot via /etc/rc.local as we did to load the driver above. Again using nano edit the /etc/rc.local file and add this line AFTER the line we added earlier.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">
	/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc		/usr/local/bin/sapphire_keymap.sh /etc/sapphire/keymap.xbmc
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting ~~XBMC~~ ====		==== Option 2: Load keymap when starting {{name}} ====
	Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start ~~XBMC~~ when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts ~~XBMC~~ after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from ~~XBMC~~ it restores keymap.default. This is the script:		Personally I run mythbuntu and my machine boots to mythfrontend, and I start {{name}} when I want it from a muythtv menu item. Therefore I leave the default keymap as it works for mythtv. A script starts {{name}} after loading keymap.xbmc, and on exit from {{name}} it restores keymap.default. This is the script:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" enclose="div">