SETKBMAP(1M)     SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION COMMANDS      SETKBMAP(1M)



NAME
     setkbmap - set the keyboard mapping table

SYSNOPSIS
     /usr/sony/bin/setkbmap -f unix_name { -r | country }

DESCRIPTION
     setkbmap sets the keyboard mapping table which was  used  by
     the  console of the NEWS bitmap display, to the keymap which
     is specified by country.

     This command is  used  to  set  the  table  of  kernel  file
     (unix_name)  for  another country, after the reconfiguration
     of the system or when the diskless machine is installed.

     -f option specify the unix_name that has  the  table  to  be
     set.  Default kernel for system boot is /stand/unix.

     After the setting table is completed, reboot the system with
     this unix_name.


     The selectable country is one of the followings:

           keymap                         country
         --------------------------------------------------------
           JAPAN       :      japanese    or       Japanese
           U.S.        :      us_english  or       US_English
           GERMANY     :      german      or       German
           FRANCE      :      french      or       French
           U.K.        :      uk_english  or       UK_English
           ITARIA      :      italian     or       Italian
           SPAIN       :      spanish     or       Spanish
           SWEDEN      :      swedish     or       Swedish
           DENMARK     :      danish      or       Danish
           NORWAY      :      norwegian   or       Norwegian
           PORTUGAL    :      portuguese  or       Portuguese
           FINLAND     :      finnish     or       Finnish


     For details on the each keymap, refer  to  NWM-660  "NEWS-OS
     Release 5.0 User's Guide".

     -r displays the keymap (country) of the unix_name  which  is
     specified with the -f option.

NOTICE
     Once the wrong keymap is used, the key input  will  be  very
     involved  after  the  system is rebooted, because the keytop
     and internal code is not corresponded.  Be careful!!





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SETKBMAP(1M)     SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION COMMANDS      SETKBMAP(1M)



SEE ALSO
     chkbmap(1), keyboard(4)





















































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