Wes Harper wrote:
>http://www.softwing.com/HardDisks/conner/ide/Cp30254.txt
Thanks, that really helped me. And it saved considerably time for me to
check every possible way to set the jumpers on :)
>in /usr/lib/kbd/keytables/se.readme says that swedish and finnish maps
>are identical.
>
>the supplied maps I have are se-latin1.map, fi-latin1.map, and fi.map.
>
>Check the README file in that same directory.. that info might be
>useful.
>There is also a script "/usr/lib/setup/SeTkeymap" which may be helpful.
>For info on console tools read 'man loadkeys' and 'man keytables'
Aha, so the problem lies in the fact that neither of these are correct
then. (There was one diffrence between the se and fi keyboard maps - but it
shouldn't be any and neither worked for me to type ex. "� i �a � e �." (the
national characthers, this is actually a meaning - but I doubt any of the
other Swedish readers can understand it <VBG>))
Other things didn't work as expected either are ex. � couldn't be made by
first pressing ^ and then o (usefull for writing words used in my part of
Sweden, ex. k�rv (normally "korv") = hot dog).
So I guess I'll need to check how well the keymap in Red Hat is and maybe
use that - or perhaps I'll just have to make one that is correct.
Funny "���" works when I login (not that I have any other user than root
right now and wouldn't make one with any such special charchter either).
//Bernie
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