Re: PXES

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You can add il keyboard in some simple steps (I suppose :-):
1) use Busybox, dumpkmap to generate an il kmap (in a fat box)
2) reproduce your X working settings in PXES stock (if something is missing)
3) use <PXES>/stock/dist/etc/init.d/functions::keyboard if you need some
additional tweaking

PXES 0.8 can use a compressed (gzip) initrd or a squashed filesystem.


On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 06:47:49PM +0200, Avigdor Finkelstein wrote:
> Hi Diego,
>  
> Can you start me off on how to add the 'il' (Hebrew) keyboard map to
> PXES-8 (or any other version)? 
> I'm struggling with the issue for few days, looking in the French
> Canadian information, but I guess I miss some XFree86 knowledge.
> There is support for Hebrew in RedHat but I don't see yet how to
> integrate it with PXES.
> Some good links will do.
> We have here a real field test for PXES/rdesktop for few hundreds of
> terminals, so this maybe a very good promoter and demonstrator for PXES.
>  
> Another issue: What kind of compression is used for the creation of the
> initrd file. On 0.7 I managed to compress the file and boot with it and
> I failed to do it with 0.8, did you changed something or I compressed it
> differently before and just don't remember it?
>  
>  
> Best Regards,
> Avigdor
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