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From: det@hawkmoon.MN.ORG (Derek E. Terveer)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.microport
Subject: prtkey and syskey
Keywords: /etc, V/386-3.0e, no doc
Message-ID: <585@hawkmoon.MN.ORG>
Date: 18 Nov 88 15:51:24 GMT
Organization: One of the Eternal Champions - Richfield, MN, 554232523, USA
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I have just installed the 3.0e upgrade and i had noticed that /etc/setkey did
not exist after the upgrade (i had it in my .profile).  So, looking in /etc for
*key* i found prtkey and syskey.  

They look like they will do what i want, which is some minor keyboard
remapping, but i don't quite know how to use them, lacking documentation for
them.  The only manual i received for the upgrade was a new "Software
Development System Volume 1", which didn't contain documentation for these
commands.  Anyone know how to use them, or have the man pages for them?

derek

$ prtkey | head
0 0 ioctl: Not a typewriter	#normally a list of keys and there definitions
$ syskey
get syskeys: Not a typewriter	#normally an error about bad argument
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