On Wednesday 03 April 2002 16:36, Syafril Hermansyah wrote:
> Wah iya bener, mesin Worldless sudah 2 kali reset krn salah tangan ini
>
> :-(
Akhirnya bisa juga :-)
Masalah three-finger salute [ctrlaltdel] ini sudah bisa diganti (misalnya
dengan ctrlaltend):
Caranya dengan mengganti baris ini (di file default keymap):
control alt keycode 111 = Boot
Menjadi:
control alt keycode 107 = Boot
107 didapat dari showkey. Untuk selanjutnya tambahkan loadkeys -d di file
startup, load lagi (loadkeys -d) dan restart daemon init (-HUP 1) :-)
On Wednesday 03 April 2002 13:03, Asfihani wrote:
> tapi saya belum tahu cara menambahkan map keyboard ke keymaps di linux,
> mungkin pakai loadkeys(1), itu mungkin lho, sepertinya pakar keys adalah
> mas Ronny Haryanto :)
Bisa juga sih pakai kbrequest, cuma agak repot ya:
If you have spawn_login from kbd-0.95.tar.gz and you put
loadkeys << EOF
alt keycode 103 = Spawn_Console
EOF
spawn_login &
in /etc/rc.local, then typing Alt-UpArrow will create a fresh VC running
login (and switch to it). With spawn_console & instead of
spawn_login & you'll have bash running there. See also open-1.4.tgz and
dynamic-vc-1.1.tar.gz. What action should be taken upon this
Spawn_Console keypress can also be set in /etc/inittab under kbrequest,
if you have a recent init. See inittab(5).
(This action can be something entirely different - I just called the key
Spawn_Console because that is what I used it for. When used for other
purposes it is less confusing to use its synonym KeyboardSignal. For
example, some people like to put the lines
kb::kbrequest:/sbin/shutdown -h now
in /etc/inittab, and
control alt keycode 79 = KeyboardSignal
control alt keycode 107 = KeyboardSignal
in their keymap. Now Ctrl-Alt-End will do a system shutdown.)
Salam
Yahya.
Three-finger salute a.k.a Vulcan nerve pinch n.
[from the old "Star Trek" TV series via Commodore Amiga hackers] The
keyboard combination that forces a soft-boot or jump to ROM monitor (on
machines that support such a feature). On PC clones this is
Ctrl-Alt-Del; on Suns, L1-A; on Macintoshes, it is <Cmd>-<Power switch>
or <Cmd>-<Ctrl>-<Power>! On IRIX,
<Left-Ctrl><Left-Shift><F12><Keypad-Slash>, which kills and restarts the
X server, is sometimes called a vulcan nerve pinch. Also called
three-finger salute and `Vulcan death grip'. At shops with a lot of
Microsoft Windows machines, this is often called the `Microsoft
Maneuver' because of the distressing frequency with which Microsoft's
unreliable software requires it.
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