disable alt ctrl Fn in linux [closed]

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first I apologize for my pure language skills. I have a system based on debian. I disable all virtual terminal in /etc/inittab file except tty1. In tty1 I run xinit (that uses xterm for X client) and then on X window that opens I run my program.

the bad thing is when user press alt+ctrl+Fn, system switchs to a black page. but I want disable this feature.

how can I disable alt+ctrl+Fn shortcuts?!

Thank you...

Solution: thanks from Klaas van Gend for his answer. I wrote the complete solution in this place. I go to /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/srvr_ctrl and delete all line in xkb_symbols “fkey2vt” block. then all alt+ctrl+Fn disapear. attention: This solution works when you want to disable shortcuts in X. but if you want disable this shortcuts in terminal mode, this solution doesn't work.

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you can remove the function keys from the keymap. See e.g. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=188761