> Install 'localeconf', if you are unfamiliar with the system view of
> it.
> It's a little tool which tells you about locale envs.
>
> hth,
> /johan
I installed that but didn't find out how to get it to work.
In /etc/console , I found these 2 files:
file:/etc/console/boottime.kmap.gz
file:/et
Where do I go to fix the console keyboard mapping?
Would this be in /etc/environment?
The CTYPE env does the trick for me (getting my scandinavian keyb to
work right).
Install 'localeconf', if you are unfamiliar with the system view of it.
It's a little tool which tells you about locale envs.
> >My system is configured to start x on login. Whenever I try to log
> into
> >a non-x console with ctrl-alt-Fn, either as root or a normal user,
> the
> >prompt claims "login incorrect".
> This should not be happening.
>
> You can log into X, right? Do so, and open a terminal window, and
> type
Lukas Latz wrote:
Hi list,
I do hope this isn't too stupid a question.
My system is configured to start x on login. Whenever I try to log into
a non-x console with ctrl-alt-Fn, either as root or a normal user, the
prompt claims "login incorrect".
I'm not sure if that's meant to signify "password
Hi list,
I do hope this isn't too stupid a question.
My system is configured to start x on login. Whenever I try to log into
a non-x console with ctrl-alt-Fn, either as root or a normal user, the
prompt claims "login incorrect".
I'm not sure if that's meant to signify "password incorrect" for that
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