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Mapping Your Keyboard

You can configure your keyboard for a different layout either during or after installation.

Supported keyboard layouts include:

Layout Language
de German
de-latin1

German (latin1)

de-latin1-nodeadkey German (latin1 without dead keys)
dvorak Dvorak
jp106 Japanese
sg Swiss German
sg-latin1

Swiss German (latin1)

uk United Kingdom
us U.S. English
us-acentos U.S. International

To configure your keyboard layout during installation:

  1. As the first PM boots, select Install, Recover, or Replace from the boot menu.
  2. On legacy BIOS systems, press Tab to access the kernel command line. On UEFI systems, press e.
  3. Specify the inst.keymap kernel argument to configure the correct keyboard layout. The following example configures the Japanese keyboard layout:

    inst.keymap=jp106
  4. On legacy BIOS systems, press Enter to continue the boot sequence. On UEFI systems, press Ctrl-x.
  5. Repeat the preceding steps on the second PM.

To configure your keyboard layout after installation:

  1. Log in to the first PM as root.

  2. From the command line, issue the localectl command to configure the correct keyboard layout. The following example configures the German keyboard layout:

    # localectl set-keymap de
  3. Repeat the preceding steps on the second PM.

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Installing Software on the First PM

Post-Installation Tasks

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