Will be you using wscons directly or xorg? I think you can remap the keyboard via xorg or possibly pick one of the layouts closest to Eastonian and copy/edit to your needs. If that works the project would likely add the mapping if submitted.
pckbd(4)
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This driver supports PC/AT keyboards within the wscons(4) console framework. It doesn't provide direct device driver entry points but makes its functions available via the internal wskbd(4) interface.
The pckbd driver supports a number of different key mappings which can be chosen from with the kernel option “PCKBD_LAYOUT” at compile time or with the utility wsconsctl(8) (variable: “keyboard.encoding”) at runtime. Other mappings can be used if the whole keymap is replaced by means of wsconsctl(8). The built-in mappings are at this time:
KB_BE
(be) Belgium French.
KB_BR
(br) Brazilian.
KB_CF
(cf) Canadian French.
KB_DE
(de) German with “dead accents”.
KB_DK
(dk) Danish with “dead accents”.
KB_ES
(es) Spanish.
KB_FR
(fr) French.
KB_FR | KB_DVORAK
(fr.dvorak) French keyboard with “Dvorak-Bepo” layout.
KB_HU
(hu) Hungarian.
KB_IS
(is) Icelandic with “dead accents”.
KB_IT
(it) Italian.
KB_JP
(jp) Japanese.
KB_LA
(la) Latinamerican.
KB_LT
(lt) Lithuanian in “ISO 8859-13”.
KB_LV
(lv) Latvian
KB_NL
(nl) Dutch with “dead accents”.
KB_NO
(no) Norwegian with “dead accents”.
KB_PL
(pl) Polish in “ISO 8859-2”.
KB_PT
(pt) Portuguese.
KB_RU
(ru) Russian in “KOI8”.
KB_SF
(sf) Swiss French with “dead accents”.
KB_SG
(sg) Swiss German with “dead accents”.
KB_SI
(si) Slovenian.
KB_SV
(sv) Swedish with “dead accents”.
KB_TR
(tr) Turkish in “ISO 8859-9” with “dead accents”.
KB_UA
(ua) Ukrainian in “KOI8”.
KB_UK
(uk) British.
KB_US
(us) English/US keyboard mapping (default).
KB_US | KB_DECLK
(us.declk) English/US mapping for DEC LK400-style keyboards with PC keyboard interface (eg LK461).
KB_US | KB_DVORAK
(us.dvorak) English/US keyboard with “Dvorak” layout.
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