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diff --git a/lib/driver/rc.h b/lib/driver/rc.h
index 7b735962..1ce13c72 100644
--- a/lib/driver/rc.h
+++ b/lib/driver/rc.h
@@ -166,6 +166,7 @@ class eRCInput: public Object
 	int locked;	
 	int handle;
 	static eRCInput *instance;
+	int keyboardMode;
 
 public:
 	struct lstr
@@ -190,6 +191,30 @@ public:
 
 	void setFile(int handle);
 
+	/* This is only relevant for "keyboard"-styled input devices,
+	   i.e. not plain remote controls. It's up to the input device
+	   driver to decide wheter an input device is a keyboard or
+	   not.
+	   
+	   kmNone will ignore all Ascii Characters sent from the 
+	   keyboard/console driver, only give normal keycodes to the
+	   application.
+	   
+	   kmAscii will filter out all keys which produce ascii characters,
+	   and send them instead. Note that Modifiers like shift will still
+	   be send. Control keys which produce escape codes are send using
+	   normal keycodes. 
+	   
+	   kmAll will ignore all keycodes, and send everything as ascii,
+	   including escape codes. Pretty much useless, since you should
+	   lock the console and pass this as the console fd for making the
+	   tc* stuff working.
+	*/
+	
+	enum { kmNone, kmAscii, kmAll };
+	void setKeyboardMode(int mode) { keyboardMode = mode; }
+	int  getKeyboardMode() { return keyboardMode; }
+
 	void keyPressed(const eRCKey &key)
 	{
 		/*emit*/ keyEvent(key);