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KBM Messages
KBM messages pertain to usage of downloadable keyboard description files.
For more information about using downloadable keyboard descriptions, see Chapter 17, Keyboards and Downloadable Keyboard Definitions.
If you are looking for a message that refers to the KBM module but does not appear here, refer to "Messages Common to All Modules".
ARGUMENT, Line n: argument found where end of line is expected: arg
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the X server encountered an extra command-line
argument arg.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
CLOSEINCLUDE, Closing include file: file
- Severity:
- Information
- Explanation:
- Reports that the file, which is an include file referred to in the
primary keyboard description file, was read completely.
- User Action:
- None
COPYNOMEMORY, Line n: no memory to copy string: string
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The terminal ran out of memory for temporary string storage.
- User Action:
- Check the amount of available memory. If possible, close some
local clients to free more memory. You may need to add memory to the
terminal.
DEADKEYNOMEMORY, Line n: no memory for deadkey list: list
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The terminal ran out of memory for the deadkey list.
- User Action:
- Check the amount of available memory. If possible, close some
local clients to free more memory.You may need to add memory to the
terminal.
DEBUGDISABLE, Debug operation disabled
- Severity:
- Warning
- Explanation:
- Reports that the ability to invoke the Boot Monitor from the
keyboard while the X server is running has been disabled.
- User Action:
- Verify that Boot Monitor access key combination was disabled
intentionally.
ENDOFFILE, Line n: unexpected end of file
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, an end-of-file was reached before parsing was
complete.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statements in line n.
EXPECTEQUAL, Line n: expecting "=" instead of: arg
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, an equals sign (=) is needed instead of arg.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
EXPECTNUMBER, Line n: expecting number instead of: arg
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, a number-type argument is needed instead of arg.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
EXPECTQUOTE, Line n: expecting quoted string instead of: arg
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, a quoted string, such as a filename, is needed instead
of arg.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
INVALIDLEDCMD, Line n: invalid LED command: command
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The LED command is an invalid operation.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the LED command in line n.
INVALIDLEDFUNC, Line n: invalid LED function: function
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The LED function is an invalid action.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the LED function in line n.
INVALIDLEDNUM, Line n: invalid LED number: LEDn, must be in the range of
1 to n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The LED commands must refer to LEDs numbered in the range
of 1 to the maximum number of LEDs (n). LEDn does not fall in that range.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the LED command in line n.
INVALIDNUMLED, Line n: invalid number of LEDs: LEDn, must be in the range of
0 to 4
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the number of LEDs must be in the range of 0 - 4.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the LED command in line n.
KEYCODERANGE, Line n: keycodes must be in the range of 0 to 254 instead of: key_n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the keycode (key_n) must be in the correct range of 0 to
254.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keycode definition statement
in line n.
KEYSYMLISTEMPTY, Line n: provided keysym list is empty
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- You must provide at least one keysym for each of the following
keyboard definition file statements:
modifier
, repeat
, lock
, latch
, click
,
click add
, and click remove
.
- User Action:
- Make sure that each of the statements listed has at least one
keysym.
KEYSYMNOMEMORY, Line n: no memory for keysym list: list
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The terminal ran out of memory for the keysym list.
- User Action:
- Check the amount of available memory. If possible, close some
local clients to free more memory. You may need to add memory to the
terminal.
KEYWORD, Line n: unknown keyword: keyword
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The keymapper file has an unknown command at line n.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of keyword in line n.
MAXDEBUGKEYS, Line n: found debug_n debug combination keys, max_n maximum
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, debug_n keys, more than the maximum (usually four)
keys, are used to define a Boot Monitor access key combination.
- User Action:
- Change the Boot Monitor access key combination definition to
max_n or fewer keys.
MAXSETUPKEYS, Line n: found setup_n setup combination keys, max_n maximum
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, setup_n, more than the maximum (usually four) keys,
are used to define a Setup key combination.
- User Action:
- Change the Setup key combination definition to max_n or fewer
keys.
MOREKEYSCAN, Line n: more keycodes (key_n) given than scancodes (scan_n)
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command has more keycodes (key_n)
than scancodes (scan_n).
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
MORESCANKEY, Line n: more scancodes (scan_n) given than keycodes (key_n)
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command has more scancodes than
keycodes.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
NODEADKEYSYET, Line n: warning no deadkeys defined yet
- Severity:
- Warning
- Explanation:
- A dead-key command used a dead-key keysym that had not
already been defined in the keyboard definition file.
- User Action:
- Define the dead-key keysym in the keycode section of the file.
NOFILE, Cannot open file: file
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The file does not exist or the file service table is not configured
to ensure access to it.
- User Action:
- Make sure that the file exists and the file service table is
configured for access to it (Setup -> Change Setup Parameters -> File
Service -> File Service Table).
NOFILEINC, Line n: cannot open file: file
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- The include file referred to in line n does not exist or the file
service table is not configured to ensure access to it.
- User Action:
- Make sure that the file exists and the file service table is
configured for access to it (Setup -> Change Setup Parameters -> File
Service -> File Service Table).
NOKEYSYM, Line n: keysym not found in keycode table name
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the keysym located in a command was not defined in
the keycode portion of the file.
- User Action:
- Define the keysym in a higher location in the file than its first
use.
NOKESYMINTABLE, Line n: found no occurrence of keysym in table: keysym
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the keysym was not found in the keycode table.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
NOMEMORY, No memory for temporary keyboard table
- Severity:
- Fatal
- Explanation:
- The terminal ran out of memory for internal tables.
- User Action:
- Check the amount of available memory. If possible, close some
local clients to free more memory. You may need to add memory to the
terminal.
NOMODIFIERSYET, Line n: warning no modifiers defined yet
- Severity:
- Warning
- Explanation:
- At line n, the modifier command included a keysym that had
not already been defined in the keycode section of the file.
- User Action:
- Define the keysym in the keycode section of the file.
NOOPERATION, Line n: unknown command operation:var
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the operation requested for the command is invalid.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of command in line n.
NUMERRORS, Total errors: n
- Severity:
- Information
- Explanation:
- Reports the number of parsing errors the X server encountered
during reading the file.
- User Action:
- None
ONEKEYCODE, Line n: must have at least one keycode
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command requires at least one scancode
to keycode value definition.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of scancode command in line n.
ONESCANCODE, Line n: must have at least one scancode
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command requires at least one scancode
to keycode value definition.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the scancode command in line n.
OPENINCLUDE, Opening include file: file
- Severity:
- Information
- Explanation:
- Reports the full pathname of an include file file that is referred
to in the main file.
- User Action:
- None
READINGFILE, Reading file: file
- Severity:
- Information
- Explanation:
- Reports the full pathname of the file being read.
- User Action:
- None
SCANCODERANGE, Line n: scancodes must be in the range of 0 to 255 instead of: scan_n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode scan_n is not in the range of 0 to 255.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the scancode command in line n.
SETUPDISABLE, Setup operation disabled
- Severity:
- Warning
- Explanation:
- Reports that keyboard access to the Setup menus has been
disabled.
- User Action:
- Verify that the menu access was disabled intentionally.
SUBNOSYMBOL, Line n: cannot substitute "NoSymbol" keysym
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the keysym command cannot make a substitute of
NoSymbol, which is a default.
- User Action:
- Select another keysym.
TOOFEWKEYSYMS, Line n: not enough keysyms provided
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the deadkey command has too few keysyms.
- User Action:
- Correct the keyboard description file deadkey command.
TOOMANYKEYCODE, Line n: too many keycodes, found key_n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command has key_n keycodes, which is
more than the maximum of 256.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
TOOMANYKEYSYMS, Line n: the maximum number of keysyms per keycode is key_n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the keysym or keycode command exceeded the
maximum of four keysyms per command.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the keyboard definition
statement in line n.
TOOMANYSCAN, Line n: too many scancodes, found scan_n
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the scancode command has scan_n scancodes, more
than the maximum of 256.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of the scancode command in line n.
UNKNOWNKEYSYM, Line n: unknown keysym name: name
- Severity:
- Error
- Explanation:
- At line n, the terminal does not recognize the keysym name
name.
- User Action:
- Check the syntax and usage of keysym in line n.
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