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Go to menu --> settings. Choose language and settings (world map icon) and select english language. Then restart.

If you got message that it is not possible to change language, it is because you do not have space on rootfs. Open xterm and uninstall some application to free space. When you will have some free space try to change language again.

I had same problem (no free space on rootfs)
 

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Had you made changes to your locale settings / files?
 

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@pali : i have tried to change the language; problem not solved ,
@don_falcone : just installing quake3

Thx
 
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Originally Posted by anouar View Post
@pali : i have tried to change the language; problem not solved ,
Thx
So if you cannot change language, free some space on rootfs.
 
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1st : i said i have changed language to english but the problem still ,
2nd : i have 400 M free space on rootfs
3rd: thx
 
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Originally Posted by anouar View Post
1st : i said i have changed language to english but the problem still ,
2nd : i have 400 M free space on rootfs
3rd: thx
You cannot have that much free rootfs as it is only 256MB in size on N900. To find out the free space on rootfs type in terminal:
Code:
df -h /
 
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oh sorry it's 70.1M available
153.6M used
 
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Try reinstall all en-us language packages:
apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg --get-selections '*-l10n-enus' | cut -f 1)
 

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I had this when I added
export LC_ALL=en_US
to the ~/.profile
Or LC_LANGUAGE. Or not the en_US. Anyway, what does "locale" command say?

P.S. Mine is
Code:
$ locale
LANG=en_GB
LC_CTYPE="en_GB"
LC_NUMERIC=uk_UA
LC_TIME=en_GB
LC_COLLATE="en_GB"
LC_MONETARY=uk_UA
LC_MESSAGES=en_GB
LC_PAPER=uk_UA
LC_NAME=uk_UA
LC_ADDRESS=uk_UA
LC_TELEPHONE=uk_UA
LC_MEASUREMENT=uk_UA
LC_IDENTIFICATION=uk_UA
LC_ALL=

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