Quoting Joel Sevilleja ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Same here, I've done a fresh install of Debian Lenny Beta2, configuring > the installation with the locales "Spanish from Spain", and I can do the > following things: > login users in tty > login root in tty > login users in kdm > su in tty > But I can't switch to root with su in kdm. My password contains several > ".", and if I change the password to one without symbols (only numbers > and letters (no matters if they are capitalized)), I can do su correctly > on kdm. I've not installed console-setup. Another curious thing is that > if a press cap-locks in a tty, all the letters are capitalized, except > "e" and "c". If I press the "shift" key, all the letters are > capitalized. Thanks for all, and apologize my bad English.
Well, this has probably nothing to do with #492081, which is probably not a bug in console-data as well. The bug you describe as "cannot su in kdm" (incidentally, I wonder what this means....in kdm, you certainly don't do SU: do you mean "in KDE"?) is necessarily related to the keymap handling in X, which has nothing to do with console-data. What you describe about "e" and "c" not capitalized seems similar to *another* bug in console-data, namely with the Brazilian Portuguese keymap. I can't find the bug number right now but last investigations there showed that installing kbd solves the problem.
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