> Curious. I've never seen anything like that. but what happens if you:
> export LC_ALL=C
> export LANG=C
> loadkeys --default
Unfortunately, running these commands did not fix the issue even after
exiting and re-entering the chroot environment. I also changed my
/etc/profile file:
# Begin /etc/profile
# export LANG=<ll>_<CC>.<charmap><@modifiers> translates to:
export LANG=en_US.utf8
# End /etc/profile
But still I cannot use the uppercase 'M' for some reason. Like I said, it's
only in the chroot environment, and the issue was not present during the
/tools directory-build process.
So something I did between the start of the package install steps and the
end caused this issue I believe. I just have no earthly idea what it could
be, and there isn't anything online that comes even remotely close to being
similar to this issue.
- Jared Stevens
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