idioma de teclado en antiX 26

[duubMember]

Estoy intentando instalar antiX 26 o MX Fluxbox y me passa que, no hay manera de que guarde el idioma del teclado, por lo que me queda en inglés. Al querer cifrar el disco duro hace imposible de descifrar el disco sinó memorizo como va el teclado “us”.

Alguien se ha encontrado con este problema?

[Steve DoeMember]

read this probably will help you
https://antixlinux.com/forum-archive/change-keyboard-setup-from-us-default-to-de-latin1-t3107.html

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[duubMember]

The problem is that this happens just after installing Antix with the disk encrypted, even though I have changed the installation with the spanish keyboard, after booting the new install the system has configured the US keyboard

Thanks for trying!

[Steve DoeMember]

ok get it the keyboard ⌨️ configuration seems not been permanently changed?

Have you tried antiX Control Center ?
Menu => Control Center
I think I have seen , something for the keyboard configuration, you can try by this way ?

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[duubMember]

The only point I can reach is the grub after choosing the kernel version I reach the encryption password of the disk

[Steve DoeMember]

ok get it now

can you type your passphrase using the physical positions of a standard US keyboard ?

To help you, you can type your password in a clear text field (where you can see the characters of your password)

I found this https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/linux-docs/blob/main/misc/LUKS-Keyboard-Layout.md

Known Limitation — LUKS Keyboard Layout
⚠️ Important for non‑US keyboard users:
The keyboard layout selected during installation is not used for the LUKS unlock screen. The early‑boot environment defaults to en‑US.
As a result, the keys you press may produce different characters when you enter your passphrase at boot.

During Installation
Choose a passphrase you can type on both US‑QWERTY and your local layout, or
Use only A–Z and 0–9 (keys that do not change position).
💡 Simplest solution: use a passphrase made only of letters A–Z and/or numbers 0–9. These keys map the same on nearly every layout and will always work at the unlock prompt.

After Installation (first boot)
✅ Skip the entire section below if you used only A–Z/0‑9 and you can already unlock successfully

then

sudo nano /etc/default/keyboard     
# here you  should have XKBLAYOUT="es"

sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
# interactive; rebuilds current initrd

sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
# rebuild all other initrds

sudo reboot

• This reply was modified 1 week, 2 days ago by Steve Doe.
• This reply was modified 1 week, 2 days ago by Steve Doe.

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[duubMember]

Yes seems that happens something like that, thanks for your time and pattience!

What I’m guessing if this is some kind of bug or what… because I’ve encypted disks other times and this is the first time I’ve found this problem… may be it’s the first time I put spechial characters on the password…

Thanks again!

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