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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 03:06
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drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

Ok, I'm going to use drawterm with WinXT on my new IBM T42.

My notebook is using wireless network (Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG),
and I got success to login through this device to an our CPU server.
Then, I ran acme, yes, no problem... However, I have no middle button
control.   How I can do this.

I have two kinds of point device, (1) IBM pointing rod with two buttons+scroll
buttons and (2) two button mouse pad.   I'm using the first device.

Thanks in advance.

By the way, I suppose this wireless device is not supported yet.  Am I correct?

Kenji
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YAMANASHI Takeshi | 1 Nov 2004 03:10
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Re: drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

On Mon Nov  1 11:05:37 JST 2004, Kenji Okamoto wrote:
> Ok, I'm going to use drawterm with WinXT on my new IBM T42.
 :
> However, I have no middle button
> control.   How I can do this.

SHIFT + right button is your friend.
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 03:14
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Re: drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

> SHIFT + right button is your friend.

No, I don't like this.

Kenji
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boyd, rounin | 1 Nov 2004 03:16

Re: drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

> > SHIFT + right button is your friend.
> 
> No, I don't like this.

i saw a cool, expensive, small, VAIO laptop today with a 3 button mouse, but it had a pointing stick :(
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 03:38
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Re: drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

> i saw a cool, expensive, small, VAIO laptop today with a 3 button mouse, but it had a pointing stick :(

Stick, yes, T42 has this, and the middle button is for scroll, I don't know
what it is called though.   I want to use this scroll button as the ordinal
middle button.

Kenji
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 03:59
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Re: drawterm + scroll button mouse on IBM T42

By the way, I tried to use marsv through this wireless LAN (56M),
and found it's fast enough to show them to students while in
my lecture...  The remaining problem is it does reach only short
distance.☺   Our construction has square shape like below:

A=====
  ||        ||
  ||        || B
  =====

It doesn't reach from A to B in the same floor, sigh.

Kenji
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YAMANASHI Takeshi | 1 Nov 2004 04:24
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`Get rewrite.gateway' in acme fails

Hi,

Executing `Get rewrite.gateway' in /mail/lib/rewrite window
fails in recent acme with following error:

	can't open /mail/librewrite.gateway: '/mail/librewrite.gateway' does not exist

seems a slash has fallen out somewhare.
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 07:24
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Re: TV/FM tuner

Now, I put the Fusion_878A chip to a cpu server, and import to every terminal
the device.   Now, we can watch TV from anyterminal with a 878A device.
However, the Fusion 878A chip has no independent audio processor, and just
has it locally, you cannot import TV audio device.

checked hardware:

KWorld: KW-878F
AOpen: VA1000Plus

Kenji
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 08:14
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Re: TV/FM tuner

> Now, I put the Fusion_878A chip to a cpu server, and import to every terminal
> the device.   Now, we can watch TV from anyterminal with a 878A device.

Then, I checked drawterm with TV.

I logged into the cpu server, which has Fusion 878A device in the kernel, through
the wireless (56MB) network using WinXP, and binded '#'V to /dev, then, tv -n1 -l!
Wow, I can see the TV on the drawterm window, which is slow though.

Hmm, interesting!

Kenji
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Kenji Okamoto | 1 Nov 2004 08:38
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Re: TV/FM tuner

> Wow, I can see the TV on the drawterm window, which is slow though.

Slow for 640x480x16 window, of course.

>the wireless (56MB) network 

Sorry, 54MBps (802.11g).

Kenji
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