On 23/04 2002 21:12 Ray Curtis wrote: > >>>>> "tl" == Toralf Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > tl> I recently got minor problems with my Red Hat 7.2 setup because I > had > tl> somehow changed the keyboard type from "101 key" to "105 key" by > mistake. > tl> What was worse, I wasn't able to change it back using 'anaconda > tl> --reconfig' because that command would crash. I the started > looking around > tl> to see if I could figure out how the setting was actually stored, > but I > tl> just couldn't find it anywhere. Well, not quite true, there is > actually a > tl> parameter "XkbModel" parameter in /etc/X11/XF86Config, but I > thought that > tl> file wasn't used, since I'm running XFree86 version 4. > > tl> Anyhow, I've now resolved the Anaconda issue, so I've been able > to change > tl> the type back using its reconfigure mode, but I'd still like to > know how > tl> these things really work. Help, anyone? > tl> -- > tl> - Toralf > > Take a look at: xkeycaps > > This allows you to select a different keyboard or just modify key > actions. I don't have it and can't find it on the OS distribution. Also, I'm not that interested in another utility; I want to know where the settings are stored.
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