root@VLSI-MENTOR.JPL.NASA.GOV (The vlsi-mentor Super User) (07/24/90)
How come the keys don't auto-repeat on this 10.2 DM? -Dave
dbfunk@ICAEN.UIOWA.EDU (David B Funk) (07/25/90)
In posting <9007240134.AA00142@vlsi-mentor.jpl.nasa.gov> Dave Hayes asks: > How come the keys don't auto-repeat on this 10.2 DM? > > -Dave The keys do auto-repeat if they're told to. My guess is that somebody has reprogramed your keyboard. At sr10.2 the keyboard is programable (not just DM key-defs, but the actual keyboard). You can change the behavior of the the keys in the keyboard (relocate the shift/control/alt/compose, control the CAPS-LOCK, enable/disable auto-repeat for selected keys, ...) Check out the "kbm" utility (/usr/apollo/bin/kbm), look at the man/help page for it. Dave Funk
valante_g@apollo.HP.COM (Glen E Valante) (07/26/90)
Dave,
> How come the keys don't auto-repeat on this 10.2 DM?
The function that you want to look at is kbm. An example in
the kbm man page shows how to set auto repeat on for all keys.
thanks,
--glen
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________root@VLSI-MENTOR.JPL.NASA.GOV (The vlsi-mentor Super User) (07/26/90)
>The keys do auto-repeat if they're told to. My guess is that >somebody has reprogramed your keyboard. At sr10.2 the keyboard >is programable (not just DM key-defs, but the actual keyboard). >You can change the behavior of the the keys in the keyboard >(relocate the shift/control/alt/compose, control the CAPS-LOCK, >enable/disable auto-repeat for selected keys, ...) >Check out the "kbm" utility (/usr/apollo/bin/kbm), look >at the man/help page for it. THAT was it. The defaults for 10.2 aren't the defaults for 10.1. Thanks! -Dave