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Originally Posted by forsagar View Post
Done this step but problem is still not resolved. Is there any other way ? Thanks for your helps.
I don't know is this will work or not.


1. Create file named 'locale.gen' using vi or Leafpad then place it in '/etc/' filled with
Code:
en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
or
Code:
en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8
or anything else.

2. From XTerm
Code:
root
locale-gen
setlocale
poweroff
3. Remove your battery for several second then place it again.

4. Power on.


Or you can run dpkg-reconfigure

1. Install debconf and run dpkg-reconfigure
Code:
root
apt-get install debconf
dpkg-reconfigure locales
(blablabla...do it yourself)
setlocale
poweroff
2. Remove your battery for several second then place it again.

3. Power on.

Or you might have to reflash your device for the first time...

Last edited by AWasisto; 2012-01-05 at 12:43.
 

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