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  3. August 2002

Remapping of keys

I am using RedHat 6.0 with a minimal install for use only as terminals to
our AS400.  I have installed TN5250 and it works great, but I need to change
a few key mappings.  Before they will allow this Linux installation to be
implemented, I have to make the key mappings as close to Client Access
defaults as possible.  Specifically the RESET and ATTENTION key sequences.
Currently these are set to the defaults, c-r and c-a respectively.  I need
to change the resent sequence to be just the ESC key and the ATTENTION
sequence to be just the left CTRL key.  Can someone point me in the right
direction here?  What keymap files need to be edited?  Do I have to edit the
source and recompile?  Is there a HOWTO document that may help with this?
Thanks in advance for the help.

Adam Gouge
PC Technician
USA Managed Care
512-306-0201 ext 4087

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