> Why not use es_ES.UTF-8 ? Well, I always prefer to use UTF-8 when creating systems but I followed that thread you mention below which uses ISO-8859-15 so I decided to try it.
> > > I would like to know the following: > > > > 1) If the make LANG=<host_LANG_value> refers to the one configured at > > chroot or at the host. > > I believe we expect that your host system will be set up with the > locale you desire, You can, of course, use any valid locales which > you wish (if you have installed them), so it does not really matter. > OK, it is clear now. > > 2) Is this just a temporal use of the LANG= variable for the make command > > to just work fine? > > Temporary - it is in the environment when you run menuconfig. > Thanks for the correction :-). So I conclude that this is just for menuconfig to run in our preferred locale. > > 3) Will this have as a result the compiled kernel to be 'associated' with > > that LANG= value and only? > > > No, the kernel messages are always in English. > Ah!, nice clarification. Didn't know that... > For a Spanish keyboard, a problem showed up recently (dead keys not > working correctly - 'es' was picking up the olpc/ version, I think). > The fix is in the svn book (specify the relative path to the desired > keymap, if my memory is right) and might also be in the Errata for > 7.5. > Yes, that was the thread I was following to config my chroot, as I said before. Thank you for your help Ken, Marcos -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
