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07-02-2002 12:03 PM
07-02-2002 12:03 PM
xterm from hp 9000 to linux 7.2
Thanks in advance
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07-02-2002 04:52 PM
07-02-2002 04:52 PM
Re: xterm from hp 9000 to linux 7.2
And you've also read the part about the "~/.xmodmaprc" file, which is used when 'xmodmap' is executed?
And you've tried doing 'xmodmap -pke > ~/.xmodmaprc' to dump out your working modmap so when you log in again, it gets restarted?
No? Well, give that a shot! :)
If that doesn't help, then some more details please, so we know what you have and haven't tried so we don't re-hash already tried things.
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07-03-2002 04:24 AM
07-03-2002 04:24 AM
Re: xterm from hp 9000 to linux 7.2
Thanks
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07-03-2002 01:38 PM
07-03-2002 01:38 PM
Re: xterm from hp 9000 to linux 7.2
Have you tried outputting your modified keymap to /etc/X11/Xmodmap ? All else being equal, this should be the file loaded when a default session is initiated.
hth
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07-04-2002 02:46 AM
07-04-2002 02:46 AM
Re: xterm from hp 9000 to linux 7.2
also note the xresource : appkeypadDefault (see man xterm)
can be set in users $HOME/.Xdefaults :
xterm*appkeypadDefault:
Your application is it tui based and runs within an xterm client ?
if yes xmodmap may not be relevant here .... more likely terminfo settings could be at play here d'ya think anyone ?
ITRC DOC KBAN00000367 has some very good info too !
Also have a look in /usr/newconfig/etc/X11/X0pointerkeys ..search for NumLock ....
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