Lee Braiden wrote:
dpkg-reconfigure console-data worked like a charm. Thankyou, this is a problem that has been plaguing me since I first posted "virtual terminal" back on the 21st. That was only 8 days ago but seems like forever. So I am folowwing up incase anyone has a similar problem. I have a macally iMediakey usb keyboard, and in order to get the functionality of "virtual consoles" that the Woody installer talks about, I had to use the Apple USB Keyboard (Second Option) and the keys that work are left ctrl+cmd + F1, F2, or F3. Standard USB Keyboard (Option 1) did not map those keys right. I never looked at the output, (if there is any) or the keymap bindings, (that I've read about) but this is just so the information is out there for othersOn Tuesday 29 March 2005 23:49, Michael wrote:Just a quick question. Had to redo my whole Hard Drive in order to get OS 9 back in and bootable. But in doing this I decided to change the keymap I used for debian to an apple_usb_keyboard. And that Solved my virtual console problem. But then I messed up my linux system again, and had to reinstall it, now I can't figure out how I changed the keymap. I've run base-config many times, I've even reinstalled in order to get the procedure exactly, as far as I could remember, to what it was, but I have not been able to crack this, could someone point me in the right direction?dpkg-reconfigure console-common, or console-data, if I recall correctly.
--Mike