Dave:

If you have access to bugzilla, you can look at bugid 4585 and this is 
what you run into:

http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=4585

This is caused by the fix of the following bug:

http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=4543

Can you try this in AI before ICT is run:

After AI image is booted, please explicitly setup keyboard layout - make 
sure
it is done before the installer hits the final ICT phase:

# kbd -s UK-English



Dave Price wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Thanks for the input from you all so far...
>
>   
>> The liveCD uses "/usr/bin/kbd -s" to prompt for
>> keyboard choice, and 
>> "/usr/bin/kbd -s UK-English" should work as the
>> non-interactive command 
>> to set the keyboard. Is that not working?
>>     
>
> I am now chasing several issues of wrong characters...
>
> As far as I have been able to test so far, issuing
>     pfexec /usr/bin/kbd -s UK-English
>
> does not end up working...   I can execute it o.k., no error messages,
> but after issuing the   ?   characters still show as   ?
>
> I did it inside a gnome-terminal window - no luck
> I did it inside a failsafe login window... no luck
> I then did various logging out and back in and so on but no luck...
>
> What I am now doing is trying to get the machine to boot "single
> user" and then I'll try from there (I added  -s   to end of grub kernel line).
>
> What we HAVE found that works, is that when we get the opensolaris
> login screen, then if we select "language" from the appropriate button,
> and choose UK-English from that,
> then continue to log in, after we are then logged in it has then set
> things up correct and ? gives ?.
>
> However, ssh sessions to the machine (from other things
> where keyboard is fine in local apps) then ? shows as ? in those
> ssh sessions.
>
> However, some users will need to log in via ssh and we don't
> want to have to tell any local users or xdmcp users that they have to
> manually change language to UK-English each...  We want the system
> default to become UK-English and issuing    kbd -s UK-English
> is not doing that, even if run with    pfexec by our permitted
> pfexec user...
>
> I am still waiting for the "single user" boot to complete, its taking ages....
>
> When it does single-user boot (if it does), then I'll  try the kbd
> command on that and report again...
>
> Dave Price
>   


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