> I am using telnet to connect to my LINUX image. My user wants > this terminal > to have 'control' & 'Escape' keys plus having the 'more' > function be short.
Just a preliminary comment: you can temporarily work around this, but he should be spending time on getting some other kind of terminal -- an old 486 running intel linux is perfect for this, and he'll want X or x3270 next.... A 3270 and Linux are not a good long-term combination. > When the screen > fills up the 'TELNET' is replaced with HOLDING which > requires him to clear the screen instead of clearing in the 5 > sec I use on > the TERM MORE 5 5. I tried using the ^C, ^D for the Ctrl + D > but the key > board doesn't have the ^ charter. Try the not sign or EBCDIC cent sign and the character. ESC is cntrl-[ (cntrl left bracket). Better yet, acquire a copy of Arty Ecock's TNVT100, which (miraculously) does a pretty fair job of emulating a VT100 on a 3270 (as far as one can convince that chorus of porcine individuals to give voice). It's still clunky as heck, but vi "works" and most other terminal stuff is more "friendly". See http://www.naspa.com/PDF/96/T9608014.pdf for some pointers on where to get TNVT100 (and lots of other goodies). -- db
