Steve, Alastair,
Could you have a look at 272136?
This bug has a very long story. It started by Debian installer
crashes on Arabic menu for countrychooser. Now, after a lot of
investigation, Eugeniy reduced it to something crashes when trying to
display Arabic with whiptail.
If I understand
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 06:58:43AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
Steve, Alastair,
Could you have a look at 272136 ?
This bug has a very long story. It started by Debian installer
crashes on Arabic menu for countrychooser. Now, after a lot of
investigation, Eugeniy reduced it to something
Steve Langasek :
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 06:58:43AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
Steve, Alastair,
Could you have a look at 272136 ?
This bug has a very long story. It started by Debian installer
crashes on Arabic menu for countrychooser. Now, after a lot of
investigation, Eugeniy
Salam,
We have some very tricky problems with the Debian Installer and Arabic
translations.
I a few cases, Arabic causes D-I parts to crash. This is described in
the following bug reports:
http://bugs.debian.org/272136
http://bugs.debian.org/256405
In both cases, the cause seems to be a
On Sun, 2004-09-19 at 11:27, Christian Perrier wrote:
Salam,
We have some very tricky problems with the Debian Installer and Arabic
translations.
I a few cases, Arabic causes D-I parts to crash. This is described in
the following bug reports:
http://bugs.debian.org/272136
Looks like the problem is coming from diacritics (harakat). I don't see
stand-alone harakat in your first attachment. Also, the only thing that
is common between the country names mentioned and the po file you have
attached, it seems, is that they include the 'shadda' diacritic.
Others,
On Sunday 19 September 2004 09:27, Christian Perrier wrote:
Below, you will find an investigation by Frans Pop about bug
#272136. Frans seems to indicate that the problem for instance occurs
with the translation in Arabic of the country names for SY (Syria) and
SA (Saudi Arabia).
Note that
Christian Perrier :
Looks like the problem is coming from diacritics (harakat). I don't see
stand-alone harakat in your first attachment. Also, the only thing that
is common between the country names mentioned and the po file you have
attached, it seems, is that they include the 'shadda'
Quoting Mohammed Elzubeir ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Harakat are those guys U+064B - U+0652
I have tried adding all Harakat to the needed-characters file.
Indeed I found some of these in country names such as Saudi Arabia and
Syria. I'm not sure that all countries mentioned by Frans Pop as
Christian Perrier :
Do you by chance have an idea of what is causing this problem. I
suspect a missing character in the attached file, this character being
indeed used after shaping of the translations for Syria and Saudi
Arabia.
As I can see this is not a bug in debian-installer, I can
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