#!/bin/sh
# Switch the terminal emulation for the console from the default
# "at386-ie" to "ansi", or vice versa
#
# NOTE: not for use with non-US keyboards!

case "$1" in
   ansi)
       # change console term type
       defadm coterm TERM=ansi
       sed -e 's/^at386-ie/ansi/' < /etc/ttytype > /etc/ttytype.$$
       cp /etc/ttytype.$$ /etc/ttytype
       rm -f /etc/ttytype.$$

       # change console font
       defadm cofont COFONT=pc850

       # remap function keys
       [ -f /usr/lib/keyboard/strings.d/at386-ie ] || \
           cp /usr/lib/keyboard/strings /usr/lib/keyboard/strings.d/at386-ie
       cp -f /usr/lib/keyboard/strings.d/ansi /usr/lib/keyboard/strings
       ;;

   at386*)
       # change console term type
       defadm coterm TERM=at386-ie
       sed -e 's/^ansi/at386-ie/' < /etc/ttytype > /etc/ttytype.$$
       cp /etc/ttytype.$$ /etc/ttytype
       rm -f /etc/ttytype.$$

       # change console font
       defadm cofont COFONT=8859-1

       # remap function keys
       cp -f /usr/lib/keyboard/strings.d/at386-ie /usr/lib/keyboard/strings
       ;;
esac

/sbin/loadfont
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