fei huang wrote:
On 6/19/06, *Alexander Skwar* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Alexander Kirillov wrote:
> I've lost most of them locales after upgrade to glibc-2.3.6-r4.
You'll need to create a /etc/locale.gen file. After that, read
man 5 locale.gen
man 8 locale-gen
and run /usr/sbin/locale-gen
> I don't have userlocales flag set either.
As there *is* no such flag, there's really no need to set it.
there IS a userlocales flag available for the previous version,
So, there IS no such flag available for the current version, ie.
the version, the OP is about.
seems
not working though,
Worked very well, when there used to be such a flag. At least on
my systems it worked very well.
I set the USE flag, but locale -a still list nearly
everything.
Did you create a /etc/locales.build file?
the latest r4 version ignore this flag somehow.
Yes, as I said: There IS no such flag as "userlocales". But you're right,
this flag is ignored - just like other non-existant flags.
Anyway, the solution is to create a /etc/locale.gen file and run locale-gen.
Alexander Skwar
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