KeyboardSignal

"Eliassen Einar (ErgoGroup)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
Message-ID <B719AAEE5D0F0E4EACC65EB115828147DCB346@SEBOX012>
Hello

I want to map CTRL ALT END to KeyboardSignal to be able to use KBREQUEST
with inittab
Cut from man inittab:

kbrequest
              The  process  will be executed when init receives a
              signal from the keyboard handler that a special key
              combination was pressed on the console keyboard.

              The documentation for this function is not complete
              yet; more documentation can be found  in  the  kbd-
              x.xx packages (most recent was kbd-0.94 at the time
              of this writing). Basically you want  to  map  some
              keyboard   combination   to   the  "KeyboardSignal"
              action. For example, to map  Alt-Uparrow  for  this
              purpose use the following in your keymaps file:

              alt keycode 103 = KeyboardSignal


Where is the file I need to edit in PXES ?
Been looking everywhere and I don't seem to find the keymaps file I'm
supposed to edit.


Is this file renamed or something?

Regards,

Einar Eliassen



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