You should be able to map just about any key you want to be SysReq...
I use Shift-PrintScreen (because thats what I'm used to, and it says
SysRq on the key)
Doing this in gnome-5250 is a bit messier. You should be able to do
it by changing gtk5250terminal.c, something like this:
change from:
case GDK_Sys_Req:
case GDK_Print: term->next_keyval = K_PRINT; break;
to:
case GDK_Sys_Req: term->next_keyval = K_SYSREQ; break;
case GDK_Print: term->next_keyval = K_PRINT; break;
Hope thats helpful...
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Jack J. Woehr wrote:
>
> > [note: Shift-Esc is the default Client Access key mapping for
> > SysReq. It's a good one, because it's easy to do quickly.]
>
> Of course, better might be the SysRq key on the PC keyboard, which is
> even faster ...
>
>
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