> > Use Scroll Lock to switch between the mame UI keyboard and the full emulation. > > Thanks ! I never would have thought of that myself. So now my update of HP-UX is in > progress, but the estimated time of completion (according to the emulation) is over > one hour. Guess Ill have to be patient and wait for a bit now. PS: does anyone have > links to freely available documents (bitsavers?) on how to administer [1] the system > once installation completes ? That would really be great. > > > > > > personally I think MAME should have some kind of dedicated "2nd Keyboard" mode for > > this kind of case, where one KB is internal MAME stuff and the other is the > emulated > > system. > > > > I kinda agree. Although it would be 'ideal' if all could be achieved through a > *single* keyboard (but what if 'scroll-lock' means something important to the > emulated machine ?) so you will not need a second keyboard, this also seems as the > best practical approach. >
yeah, this is where it gets messy and you have to start remapping things.
the same can be said of keys that are always special to the host PC of course, combinations like ctrl-alt-delete which will pull you right back to the host desktop etc. you have literally no choice but to remap the keys to something that won't trigger the host.
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