Re: Key Binding for "bl 1"

Alessandro Pellizzari <shuriken-d98x/[email protected]> Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:44:54 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.openzaurus.user
Message-ID <1164041095.4329.22.camel@alex>
Il giorno lun, 20/11/2006 alle 16.15 +0000, Dan Whitehouse ha scritto:

> The backlight.
> Very rarely, "fn 3" will turn the backlight back on.
> I am normally forced to use the sys req key sequence to reboot the
> entire machine, placing my trust in the wonderful ext3 filesystem.

Oh! Sometimes I have the same problem with a C-1000

> One thing which ALWAYS works though, is if I am attached to a network
> and can ssh in, I can do "bl 1".

Thanks for the suggestion

> Is there a hidden key binding for this that I am unaware of, or is there
> any way to set this key binding?

You can customize the keybindings in /etc/keylaunchrc

You can assign hardware keys and softkeys (below/right of the LCD
screen). For example, I assigned:

key=....F29:-:FBReader

to load FBreader clicking on the book icon. You can assign functions to
the spaces between icons, too. F28 is over/right of the book icon, F30
is below/left, etc.

There are some examples in the file, it is fairly easy for common keys,
and there are examples for uncommon keys.

Bye.

-- 
Alessandro Pellizzari



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