Hi,
Holger Wansing <hwans...@mailbox.org> wrote:
> Setting the above values in /etc/default/keyboard and then executing
> "/bin/setupcon"
> simply does nothing, the keyboard stays unchanged (trying in the text
> installer!
> when using the graphical installer, the keyboard seems to switch correctly,
> but
> then there are other problems.)
I found that the ckbcomp call (line 1144 of setupcon) fails somehow, the
generated file (which then should be used by loadkeys) only contains
keymaps 0-4,6,8,10,12,14
strings as usual
However, I suppose it should contain several "keycode x = <code> <code> <code>"
lines, right?
The complete call for dz(la) is:
"usr/bin/ckbcomp -backspace del -model pc105 dz la >$TMPFILE"
Executing this on a Debian buster system, gives a lot of output with
above mentioned "keycode x = ..." lines. So I guess that is ok.
(Setting keymap to dz(la) with setupcon on such buster system works fine BTW!)
Diagnosting where is the difference between a running Debian stable system
and the d-i environment shows, that in the d-i 'ckbcomp' is a symlink to
ckbcomp-mini.
So, I wonder what's the difference between ckbcomp and -mini?
Any ideas, why the latter fails?
Holger
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