[Grml] iso_2022

[Michael Prokop]

* Martin Yazdzik <yazdzik at nyct.net> [20060621 15:08]:

> Is there some reason other than my own stupidity that this charset is not 
> available to me?

Hm, sorry - I don't have any experience with that charset. :(
But I'm interested in solving your problem so let's try to figure it
out together. :)

If you are using "grml lang=ja" you will get LANG="ja_JP":

# grep ja_JP /etc/locale.gen
ja_JP.EUC-JP EUC-JP
ja_JP.UTF-8 UTF-8

Is this corresponding to what you would like to get?
Do you mean X or plain console or both together? :)

Does "modprobe nls_cp932" help?
Does "apt-cache search xfonts-" bring anything useful for you?
Are the packages chdrv, chdrvfont, xcin useful for you?

> I am now using grml on my mission critical machines daily, and the only real 
> drawbacks are:

> 1. not all auto-installers, such as hsfmodem drivers or ati installer work 
> with grml, although they do with debian sid.  Naturally, I have done the 
> thing with the tip from the wiki, but we should be able to build kernels, 
> modules, use off the 'net installers same as debian.  Funny enough, when one 
> uses, for example, the .deb from the linuxant site, rather than run the 
> script, it installs perfectly, even writing correctly to the runlevel.conf 
> file.  So it may have to do with permissions somewhere, or something in the 
> makefiles that is way beyond me.  (Yes, I know grml is not for noobs like me, 
> but it is still the easiest and best distro out there - which should alarm us 
> more than it does, I suppose) 

What do you exactly mean? Which erros do you get?

Do you know the "/usr/include/linux does not link to
/usr/src/linux/include/linux/" hint from
http://wiki.grml.org/doku.php?id=grml_0.7 ?

> 2. the kde desktop(which is a big step for me from ICEWM) does not handle all 
> fonts and languages that I am used to in  libranet /debian, where eveything 
> seems just to work.  SImply put, if if it is a font or charset, I need it, 
> and it needs to work first time everytime.  It took an hour to get ipa 
> working in the two or three fonts it works in, and one still cannot copy tipa 
> from the gucharmap or kcharselector into openoffice documents. 

> Can we, as a quick fix, therefore,  find a way to make jp iso 2022(or for that 
> matter, all available locales) available to the kde desktop easily?  It is 
> not even listed in "dpkg-reconfigure locales."

Do the packages ttf-junicode, ttf-thryomanes and xfonts-tipa help
you?

> I keep a somewhat accurate collection of the mailing list, but gmane drops 
> things very quickly from their server, so is there a way for us to access the 
> entire set of posts ab initio?

http://lists.mur.at/mailman/listinfo/grml =>
http://lists.mur.at/pipermail/grml/

regards,
-mika-
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