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Incorrect keyboard layout in GRUB stage1 to enter the LUKS passphrase
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Hi,
during graphical installation I chose to encrypt my hard drive and to
use the colemak keyboard layout. After the system rebooted, typing the
passphrase in colemak didn't work and I got dropped into rescue
mode. The rescue mode is in qwerty, not colemak.
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Damien Cassou
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losing enthusiasm." --Winston Churchill
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Damien,
Damien Cassou 写道:
> during graphical installation I chose to encrypt my hard drive
> and to
> use the colemak keyboard layout. After the system rebooted,
> typing the
> passphrase in colemak didn't work and I got dropped into rescue
> mode. The rescue mode is in qwerty, not colemak.
Could you check whether your system configuration's
bootloader-configuration actually contains a keyboard-layout
field?
(bootloader (bootloader-configuration
(bootloader grub-efi-bootloader)
(target "/boot/efi")
--> (keyboard-layout keyboard-layout)))
The last time I tried adding this myself (granted: that was a year
ago) it broke my GRUB, so today I still type my passphrase once in
Qwerty and once in Dvorak. Much secure!
Kind regards,
T G-R
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Message #13 received at 39288 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
Hi,
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <me <at> tobias.gr> skribis:
> Could you check whether your system configuration's
> bootloader-configuration actually contains a keyboard-layout field?
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> (bootloader (bootloader-configuration
> (bootloader grub-efi-bootloader)
> (target "/boot/efi")
> --> (keyboard-layout keyboard-layout)))
I've heard people using the French keyboard layout like this and having
an encrypted root say that GRUB (stage1) would indeed ignore the chosen
keyboard layout. (I believe GRUB stage2, where the menu and command
line editing features are present, works fine, but that’s after the
passphrase has been entered.)
A quick search yields:
https://superuser.com/questions/974833/change-the-keyboard-layout-of-grub-in-stage-1
… which suggests using ‘grub-mkstandalone’ (which is undocumented but
looks like a tiny superset of ‘grub-install’) and explicitly adding the
keyboard layout file to the on the command line. Should we do that?
Problem is, ‘install-grub-efi’ isn’t passed the configuration.
Thanks,
Ludo’.
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Changed bug title to 'Incorrect keyboard layout in GRUB stage1 to enter the LUKS passphrase' from 'Wrong keyboard layout to decrypt hard drive'
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