Hello, I have a problem with the German keyboard layout. The German keyboard has a key called "AltGr" between the spacebar and the win key. You need this key if you want to enter e.g. "@" or "~" or "}". For example if you press the keys "AltGR" + "q" simlutaneously you get the "@" sign.
Now to the problem: In the file config/chroot I set LH_LANGUAGE="de". Then I built an iso-image (lh_config -b iso). Then I booted the image from CD and entered "startx" at the shell. If I start e.g. abiword or geany I can enter all specific German letters (e.g. äöü). But the "AltGr"-key doesn't work so that you can't enter the "@" sign. But when I boot from CD, enter "sudo dexconf" and then "startx" everything is fine and the "AltGr" key works. To solve the problem I tried the following command before building the image: lh_config -b iso --bootappend-live "locale=de_DE.UTF-8 keyb=de" But the "AltGr" key didn't work. I think there are two solutions: a) The best solution would be to set the right keyboard (including the "AltGr" key) while building the iso-image. b) The second best solution would be to run a skript as root (with the "dexconf" command) immediatly after all other scripts when the live system boots. I tried this approach as described in the live-helper FAQ, but it didn't work (perhaps I misunderstand the FAQ or forgot something important). I need a more detailed instruction how to run the skript. For your further information: I use Debian stable and live-helper 1.0.3-2 Thank you very much for your help. Best wishes Oliver -- [email protected] <[email protected]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
