The problem might be from the way /var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.config
selects the keyboard layout.
it contains a part that goes like this
db_get debian-installer/keymap || debug_report_status "db_get
debian-installer/keymap"
DI_KEYMAP="${RET##mac-usb-}"
DI_KEYMAP="${DI_KEYMAP##-latin1}"
case "$DI_KEYMAP" in
be2) XMAP="be";;
bg) XMAP="bg"; VARIANT="bds";;
br) XMAP="us"; VARIANT="intl"; MODEL="pc104";;
[snip]
no) XMAP="no";;
[snip]
easc
and when my debian-installer/keymap key contains no-latin1 it wont
match it.
#debconf-get-selections | grep debian-installer/keymap
d-i debian-installer/keymap string no-latin1
i tested by altering
from:
no) XMAP="no";;
to:
no*) XMAP="no";;
and now it autodetects the correct keymap if you run dpkg-reconfigure
xserver-xorg and attempt autodetecting keymap.
I am uncertain if this might have hidden consecquences and perhaps a 2
line solution might be better
no) XMAP="no";;
no-latin1) XMAP="no";;
This probably affect several other layouts in addition to the Norwegian
Ronny Aasen
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