Alex Wood wrote: > Thanks for the hint. Now I am recognizing that the warning is caused by > LMS run by perl, which isn't happy about wrong locale. > However, it's not obvious how to properly get rid of the problem. My LMS > is up to date because I installed it just few days ago via the web > interface with expanding of SD card etc... > So if i try to update LMS it reports no need to. > > I am surprised if nobody else face the same warning about C locale > during the boot procedure. I guess all of us use the same image so the > same system behaviour is expected. > Does it mean all the people simply ignore this warning? > > Meanwhile I managed to find a configuration interface related to the > issue - >beta>extras>boot codes > http://picoreplayer/cgi-bin/xtras_bootcodes.cgi > > there I can find the property LANG with the following > description:
> Use the preferred locale > <lang=en> > You need to generate your preferred locale using the getlocale.tcz > extension. > Default: C locale is used (US English, ASCII) > > And here I am going to open the pandora box: what is getlocale.tcz and > how to use it...? > Google doesn't help much on this - I got very limited info related > getlocale.tcz and it is mainly around tinylinux with no usable cases how > to generate locales > > Just by incident I found that there is a special command to load the > extension specified: > > $ tce-load -wi getlocale > Downloading: getlocale.tcz > Connecting to distro.ibiblio.org (152.19.134.43:80) > wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found > md5sum: getlocale.tcz.md5.txt: No such file or directory > Error on getlocale.tcz > $ > > and again I am facing next level of challenges - that extension seems to > be not compiled for ARM processor architecture and such the extension is > only available for x86 architecture! > Amazing... I just wanted to achieve a consistent setup of piCorePlayer > but at the end I am sorting out some linux extensions with unclear > purposes... > > Folks, please feedback on your cases, if your setup has no such warnings > and... what is your locales? > If you ssh into your piCorePlayer and type the command "locale" what is > output? C is the default Locale. We don't change it, and don't have things installed in order to change it. Perl is the only thing that complains about Lang=C. And the LMS customization was updated 2 months ago to change LMS to UTF8. What problems are you encountering with the local set the way it is now? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paul-'s Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=58858 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=105018 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
