Mapping F12 for "eject" function
I bought an ergonomic keyboard from Kinesis because of prob's I was
having w my wrists. Solved the prob instantaneously-->love< this keyboard!
The main prob w the keyboard is that F12--clearly legended on the key
with the "eject" symbol--will not eject a loaded cd. As I understand it,
I have internally config'd the keyboard to the Dvorak layout--however,
the OS (either Debian or YDL) sees it as standard "pc104" layout. That
config works great for all other uses, but F12 will not eject.
I wrote Kinesis about the prob; but they weren't very helpful, not
knowing much about Linux. Does anyone have any ideas about re-mapping
the F12 key so that it will open the cd tray? There were times during a
recent Debian install when the "eject" command was not available; and it
was a major p.i.t.a dealing w the prob w/out some external way to eject.
Is there some other key combo that is standard in Linux for opening the
cd tray from the keyboard?
Many thanks. --Harvey
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