> I tried to run installer in Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian languages > with default keyboard for each of those languages. D-I was ran until it > tries to configure network. Then option to ocnfigure network manually > was selected. Then I rtied to enter some Cyrillic text. > > Results: > 1. For Ukrainian and Belarusian I was not able to enter any Cyrillic > text because I was not able to find switcher key (all keys Ctrl, Alt, > Win, Menu were tried). > 2. For Russian after pressing right Ctrl key I was able to enter > somthing that is not Latin - that something was displayed as <XX>, > where X - hexadecimal digit. It probably was some single-byte encoding > (i guess it was KOI8-R). > 3. Ukrainian was tested with "install24" with the same result. > 4. /var/log/syslog says that keymap "ua" was selected and contains a > lot of warnings "unknown keysym". So, this bug is something like "cannot enter non ASCII characters in *first* stage"....which is pretty much different from the original report in #317165. #317165 was about not being able to properly display languages *in secondn stage* when an encoding different from the default one is chosen in the first stage. Which is why I proposed closing it, as we no mor ehave any secodn stage. There are possible *other* glitches: -no switching to/from Latin keymap for cyrillic because the switcher keys do not work in first stage: #343304 which you reported -incorrect display of non latin characters entered in first stage dialogs: #350275 assigned to cdebconf But, about #317165, I think it's better closing it as we have bugs opened for other issues. Agreed? PS: while digging in cdebconf and kbd-chooser BTS, I found a bunch of old bugs, some of which being for sure over for weeks, even months.
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