07-27-2004
you might try setting the language in whatever program you are using, if it supports that.
or you might mean the initial setting of they keyboard layout that is usually configured at installation time.
what OS are you using?
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NAME
osinfo-install-script - generate a script for automated installation
SYNOPSIS
osinfo-install-script [OPTIONS...] OS-ID
DESCRIPTION
Generate a script suitable for performing an automated installation of "OS-ID". "OS-ID" should be a URI identifying the operating system,
or its short ID.
By default a script will be generated for a "JEOS" style install.
OPTIONS
--profile=NAME
Choose the installation script profile. Defaults to "jeos", but can also be "desktop", or a site specific profile name
--config=key=value
Set the configuration parameter "key" to "value".
CONFIGURATION KEYS
The following configuration keys are available
"hardware-arch"
The hardware architecture
"l10n-timezone"
The local timezone
"l10n-keyboard"
The local keyboard layout
"l10n-language"
The local language
"admin-password"
The administrator password
"user-password"
The user password
"user-login"
The user login name
"user-realname"
The user real name
"user-autologin"
Whether to automatically login the user
"user-admin"
Whether to give the user administrative privileges
"reg-product-key"
The software registration key
"reg-login"
The software registration user login
"reg-password"
The software registration user password
EXAMPLE USAGE
The following usage generates a Fedora 16 kickstart script
# osinfo-install-script
--profile jeos
--config l10n-timezone=GMT
--config l10n-keyboard=uk
--config l10n-language=en_GB
--config admin-password=123456
--config user-login=berrange
--config user-password=123456
--config user-realname="Daniel P Berrange"
fedora16
EXIT STATUS
The exit status will be 0 if an install script is generated, or 1 on error
AUTHORS
Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@redhat.com>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2012 Red Hat, Inc.
LICENSE
"osinfo-install-script" is distributed under the termsof the GNU LGPL v2 license. This is free software; see the source for copying
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