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Custom Keymap.xml with XBMC
If you intend to use a custom Keymap.xml with XBMC you might need to be aware of a change that recently happened. Up till now the Keymap.xml was placed in ~/.xbmc/keymaps. Recently (not exactly sure, which svn revision it changed) although it changed.
Since r21442 (that’s after the current 9.04.1 release), the default keymapping files are stored in the system/keymaps/ subfolder of your installation. To alter the default keymapping simply add one or more xml-files in the Userdata/keymaps/ folder with the changes you wish to make. If the keymaps folder doesn’t exist, create it. For backwards compatibily, Userdata/Keymap.xml is still read.
If you place the Keymap.xml in ~/.xbmc/keymaps you’re gonna see weird things happening. Basically, most commands work however not everything. Once you move the keymap.xml to ~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps, everything magically starts working again.
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