Switching console in guest operating system.
Linux for blind general discussion
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Sun Sep 9 19:38:56 UTC 2018
I had to do something similar when using a keyboard that didn't have the F1 etc keys.
My solution was to remap the keyboard to use a key combination I did have.
The general solution is like this:
First create a new keymap.
keydump > new.keydump
edit new keymap so your selected key combo switches to an alternate console
example:
Modify the alt-shift-1 key combination to select console 1.
vi new.keydump
Change
shift alt keycode 2 = Meta_exclam
to
shift alt keycode 2 = Console_1
Then load the modified keymap.
loadkeys new.keydump
So now hitting shift-alt-1 should switch to console 1.
Good luck.
On Sun, Sep 09, 2018 at 07:46:17PM +0200, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
> Hi!
> I use a macbook air with Vmware fusion.
>
> I have got ubuntu 18.04 up and running but i want to go into console mode.
> THe problem is how i can switch between consoles in the guest system.
> You can not press alt ctrl Fx so that???s not worth trying again.
> I did a search on google and found that if i use vmware workstation i should use ctrl alt space and then i have to release space and press any f key.
> This does???nt work either.
> Does anyone here use a mac and vmware with a linux guest?
> Thanks.
> /A
>
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