Quoting Friedrich Lobenstock ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Ok, I browsed a bit though the linuxconf source (there are comments *gasp*).
> > What I finally came up with is this: If linuxconf prints a "*" (asterix)
> > before a line, this line was written to stderr and the internal error
> > counter is increased for each such line. Why is this ? Shouldn't
> > linuxconf solely rely on the return code ?
> >
> > The offending command in my setup is /bin/loadkeys which prints the
> > name of the keymap to stderr. What should I do ?
>
> copy the following (from /sbin/init.d/boot.setup) into /sbin/init.d/boot.local
> if test -f /etc/default.keytab -a -x /bin/loadkeys; then
> /bin/loadkeys /etc/default.keytab
> fi
> if test -n "$FONT" -a "$FONT" != "YAST_ASK" -a \
> -x /usr/bin/setfont -a -x /usr/bin/loadunimap -a \
> -d /usr/lib/kbd/consolefonts ; then
> /usr/bin/loadunimap
> /usr/bin/setfont $FONT
> fi
>
> and comment out in the original file.
> Than the font gets set before linuxconf starts.
Uhm... why must I copy the lines for the font, also ?
And why does this work ? Now "Loading /etc/default.keytab" isn't
printed anymore; I have the feeling that the line isn't executed at all.
Also, why is the keymap loaded twice (once during linuxconf's booting
as:
...
x Executing: /bin/loadkeys de-lat1-nd
x * Loading /usr/lib/kbd/keytables/de-lat1-nd.map
...
and then a second time with
...
x Executing: /bin/loadkeys /etc/default.keytab
x * Loading /etc/default.keytab
...
in the normal boot process ?
> > And why isn't there a FAQ ?
> If you have time you can start one.
:-) How about copying the FAQ-Wizard from the python WWW site. Then
everyone could post a FAQ (with answer).
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