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 all -u
will make sure all terminals have the desired keymap on boot.
Question: what is the regular automated procedure to do this ?
Remark: I now have dvorak on console, dvorak in X - but I must still type my password in qwerty to log into X, even though I've selected dvorak in the keyboard menu below.
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 all -u
will make sure all terminals have the desired keymap on boot.
Question: what is the regular automated procedure to do this ?
Remark: I now have dvorak on console, dvorak in X - but I must still type my password in qwerty to log into X, even though I've selected dvorak in the keyboard menu below.
:-(