Dear netbsd users,

I have found an interesting problem, which may be affecting only myself.
My PowerBook's internal battery is almost dead, so everytime I startup 
netbsd, system date is around 1903. I can change the date by

# date -n 199808061749

but 5 seconds later, the whole machine hangs. Very interestingly, about 3
minutes later machine resumes. In this 3 minutes period, ping from remote 
machine fails. There's no error message in /var/log/message.
I'm using 1.3F #78.

 > On Thu, 30 Jul 1998, INOUE Katsumi wrote:
 > > 
 > > 1st, I can't get xmodmap do the job. Below is an cut&paste from xmodmap man.
 > > And I tried both running this at startup(~/.Xmodmap), and after startup.
 > > These commands are supposed to swap 'caps lock' and 'ctrl'.
 > > --------
 > > remove Lock = Caps_Lock
 > > remove Control = Control_L
 > > keysym Control_L = Caps_Lock
 > > keysym Caps_Lock = Control_L
 > > add Lock = Caps_Lock
 > > add Control = Control_L
 > > --------

Thanks David and Nakata-san for the answer.

 > > But if I do 'pkg_add -v mozilla-06*.tgz', it returns in a second without
 > > giving any output.

This was because not enough space. I don't want to believe that pkg_add
doesn't return any error even with '-v' option. I guess I have to compile
pkg_add myself and see.

Regards,
Katsumi INOUE