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As for /etc/rcS.d/S33keymap.sh
Name: tanaka_hideo Date: May 17, 2007 at 07:32:46 Pacific OS: Solaris CPU/Ram: Sparc
Comment:
Hello.
In /etc/rcS.d/S33keymap.sh file, part of [ -h /dev/kbd -a -x /usr/bin/kbd ] what is meaning of -h ?
and then
what keymap does /usr/bin/loadkeys command loaded ?
--- /etc/rcS.d/S33keymap.sh -------- if test -x /usr/lib/set_keyboard_layout then /usr/lib/set_keyboard_layout fi
# Load the keymap for the attached keyboard. /usr/bin/loadkeys
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