On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 10:47:13PM +0200, Denis Barbier wrote: > > When I configured my keyboard with dpkg-reconfigure console-common, I could > > write all special characters (ěščřý). Then I rebooted and couldn't write > > some of them (eg. ščřž). So I tried to run init script again and special > > keys started to work. > > > > When the init script ran first time, it printed couple of messages > > similar to "assuming iso-8859-2 zcaron", I didn't remember the exact > > messages. > > Ok, then try the following commands: > # unicode_stop > # loadkeys cz-lat2-prog > # install-keymap cz-lat2-prog > This will create a new /etc/console/boottime.kmap.gz file, which > should work at init time. Can you please test it? > The messages disappeared but the special keys are still unusable. Even re-running init script doesn't help. It seems that it consider iso-8859-2 characters to be iso-8859-1. Instead of ř it prints ø and so on. But characters common to iso-8859-1 and 2 can be written well.
-- Marcel Sebek
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