Did some more digging on this... This method translates the text above the progress bar correctly:
1) Install stock 11.10 in oem-mode 2) When rebooted, click the "prepare for shipment" icon 3) Reboot and select Simplified Chinese during the oem-config phase. 4) The Chinese text above the progress bar during the slideshow is good to go. This method also works: 1) Install stock 11.10..regular install, no oem-mode. 2) Reboot and install oem-config and oem-config-gtk 3) run "prepare for shipment" 4) reboot and select Simplified Chinese during the oem-config phase. 5) The Chinese text is also correct. However, if you look at the oem-config logs posted from a dell-recovery installer run, there are several instances of corruption, and it's not just the Chinese language(s). It's almost as if the translation database is somehow hosed up. With dell-recovery, we can get a correct translation above the progress bar if we initially use English during the installation and then switch to Simplified Chinese when prompted in oem-config. The corruption seems to stem from us adding an SDR file onto the USB stick which would simulate a situation with a machine destined for China in the factory. The dell-recovery code is supposed to be able to grab that information and set things up properly for a Chinese installation...there may be something throwing a wrench in this, though. Mario and I haven't been able to make this happen in stock Ubuntu (yet). We'll keep digging around. This might be something in dell-recovery rather than ubiquity, but, we're not sure yet. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/876585 Title: Text above progress bar during oem-config slideshow is unreadable when using Simplified Chinese To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/oem-priority/+bug/876585/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
