

To use setabort try something like the following:

setabort -v keycode1 keycode2		-- To remap keys

For Example to map the abort sequence to stop-g you would
use the following command:

setabort -v 1 81

Where keycode1 and keycode2 are any valid keycode.

or 

setabort std				-- To remap back to stop-a
setabort off				-- To turn off the abort key all
					   together.


Here is a partial list of valid keycodes:

Key 	Keycode
STOP	1
Again	3
1	30
2	31
3	32
4	33
5	34
6	35
7	36
8	37
9	38
0	39
a	77
b	104	
c	102
d	79
e	56
f	80
g	81
h	82
i	61
j	82
k	83
l	84
m	106
n	105
o	62
p	63
q	54
r	57
s	78
t	58
u	60
v	103
w	55
x	101
y	59
z	100


You should invoke setabort in /etc/rc.local file to ensure that
the abort key sequence is mapped properly.

