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Subject: Remapping a keyboard
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Date: Fri, 30-Jan-87 17:56:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 30 17:56:20 1987
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One thing that I can think of that will get a keyboard remapped
in BSD 4.[23] and still get around the problem of a program
getting input from /dev/tty is to have the filter work as through
a pty -
	disassociate filter process from tty
	set tty to RAW, ~ECHO
	get a pty
	set pty to same as tty was initially
	fork,
		one side
			read 0, filter write to pty slave
			read pty slave, write 1
		other side
			dup pty over 0, 1
			exec a [login] shell

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		Nathaniel Ingersoll
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