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    March
    Posts: 91 from 2003/7/30
    From: Warsaw, Poland
    It is a bit problematic, because "ansi" terminals didn't have such keys (AFAIK), so programs which run on "ansi" terminal doen't expect such keys.

    You will need to change terminal type (TERM variable) to "linux" for example, but this could cause other incompatibilities.

    I tried it on AmigaOS console, but I got trashed display (amiga console doesn't handle all needed escapes). Maybe on MOS console it will work better.

    Then You will need to edit keymap file to modify all special key to send escape sequences same as those send by keyboard on linux console (or other terminal).

    I will try to do this when I will have my Pegasos2 (I'm still waiting for it).
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  • »28.03.04 - 20:07
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    hiTCH-HiKER
    Posts: 169 from 2003/12/31
    How can I edit the keymap? Because I need some other keys than in your keymap anyways (german keyboard) :)
  • »28.03.04 - 20:16
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    Posts: 91 from 2003/7/30
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    Maybe MOS version of "setkeyboard" command works somehow different than AmigaOS version, which changed keymap ONLY in shell from had been ran. Try to replace MOS version of setkeyboard with a version from Workbench3.1 disk.
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  • »28.03.04 - 20:24
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    Posts: 91 from 2003/7/30
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    I used KeyMapEd from Aminet (I don't know if it works on MOS). Other keymap editor, KME (also from Aminet) is said to work on MOS.
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  • »28.03.04 - 20:37
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    DoctorMorbius_FP
    Posts: 315 from 2004/2/14
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    The latest (very old indeed) version of KeyMapEd you can find on Aminet was uploaded just by me almost two years ago, but it does not work correctly on MorphOS.

    Use KME instead, it works without problems on MorphOS.
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  • »28.03.04 - 21:32
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    hiTCH-HiKER
    Posts: 169 from 2003/12/31
    I used the "setkeyboard" from my old AmigaOS 3 Installation, because to my knowledge this command isn't available in MorphOS.
    I'll try KME then, thanks for the hint.
  • »28.03.04 - 21:41
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    hiTCH-HiKER
    Posts: 169 from 2003/12/31
    KME works nice for changing Marchs keymap back to german layout, but is there any chance to get the Page Up/Down keys working in OpenSSH?
  • »28.03.04 - 21:56
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    hiTCH-HiKER
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    @DoctorMorbius_FP:
    I tried the MorphOS version of SetKeyboard, but still the same problem: they KeyMap is changed for all shells and not only the one where the command was started from.
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    DoctorMorbius_FP
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    @ hiTCH-HiKER

    It is clear that tou did not read my 18:57 post, where I already provided the answer to your question... Please see above.

    For the relevant codes you should ask to March, who is an expert.
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  • »28.03.04 - 22:08
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    hiTCH-HiKER
    Posts: 169 from 2003/12/31
    @DoctorMorbius_FP:
    Is there absolutely no way to get the original page up/down keys working? I don't like the idea using the Numpad for that too much, because then I could also use the space key to scroll a whole page in Pine :)
  • »28.03.04 - 22:17
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    @ hiTCH-HiKER

    I finally recognize what's your problem with SetKeyboard. There is still hope: you can try another very old utility, HotMaps, that enables to use 2 distinct keymaps at the same time. It can be found on Aminet in the archive util/cdity/HotMaps.lha. Unfortunately I don't know if it works on MorphOS.
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  • »28.03.04 - 22:24
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    Posts: 169 from 2003/12/31
    I fixed it by simply adding a "setkeyboard pc105_d" in Marchs Router-Script after the SSH command. The error I made before was to only look in keymaps: for the german keymap instead of searching it in sys:morphos/devs/keymaps ;)
  • »28.03.04 - 22:46
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    Posts: 347 from 2003/10/12
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    Another problem is, that there is no SetFont command in MorphOS... I copied the C:SetFont command from my AmigaOS 3.1, but it didn't worked... Simply cleared the shell window, but the font remained the same.

    Any ideas, how to fix that?
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  • »29.03.04 - 00:57
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    hiTCH-HiKER
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    Why do you want to change the font? OpenSSH works fine for me without changing it.
    Maybe March needed some special language specific characters, I don't know...
  • »29.03.04 - 01:02
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    This is no answer. I want to change it. Not needed to answer why. I'm able to change it on my Amiga, so i want to do it on my Pegasos. :-D
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  • »29.03.04 - 04:37
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    Posts: 85 from 2004/3/10
    is amiIRC still being developed? and is there a (or will be) a MorphOS version?
  • »29.03.04 - 10:33
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    March
    Posts: 91 from 2003/7/30
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    I changed the font, because default simply didn't have VT100 specific characters (like frame borders for example). Just run Midnight Commander without changing font and You will see why I wanted to change the font.

    However there could be another way of changing font in MOS shell. I don't know...
    Marek Szyprowski ...... happy MorphOS, AmigaOS and Debian/Linux user ........
  • »29.03.04 - 17:36
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