The keymaps.sh script stops because it detects setupcon, and decides
that console-setup will take over.
console-setup by means of setupcon loads /etc/console-setup/cached.kmap.gz ,
which is qwerty. Overwriting it with a dvorak-keymap and then calling:
$ sudo setupcon -v
$ sudo update-initramfs -k
The problem is now in the console-common package.
The keymay is not set at boot time. Originally, I had a US-qwerty
layout, then changed it to dvorak. Now, the consoles are qwerty, to log
into X i have to type my password in qwerty, and then I have a dvorak
session.
Running the script 'sudo /etc/
So what is the solution before the next ubuntu?
I must modify my conf of sudo to add:
myname ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/install-keymap
then i add a new session for my account (auto start): /usr/sbin
/install-keymap my_keymap
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install-keymap doesn't make setting permanent
https://bugs.launchpad
console-data is no longer installed by default and is no longer used or
supported. (Actually install-keymap lives in console-common, but the
same applies to that.) Ideally you need to use something involving
console-setup.
The modern approach to what I think you're trying to do would be to add
sup
