Description of problem: on FC20 Beta RC2, when installing, the shift-y keystroke on the en-us keyboard did not produce an uppercase "Y". Fortunately shiftlock y did produce a "Y". This was noticed when typing in the username. However, switching to console, also prevented typing a "Y" with shift-y. Once installed, shift-y worked fine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC20 Beta RC2
How did you set your keyboard layout (boot command line, welcome screen, keyboard configuration scren...)? Is this a live CD? Can you include the log files from /tmp?
This was a usb image of the Fedora-20-Beta-x86_64-DVD.iso made with libusb-creator. Where are the /tmp files? Are these on the installed system? If so am not seeing them. Keyboard layout was set from the installer screen that is displayed at the start of installation. I'll try to reproduce.
The log files are copied into /var/log/anaconda in the installed system. Did anything unusual appear in the keyboard layout preview (the keyboard icon in the keyboard layout screen)? Did you set anything in the layout switching options?
Created attachment 820053 [details] anaconda logs I tried to reproduce on the same Dell Latitude E6510 laptop but the problem didn't re-occur. Attached please find anaconda logs.
I don't remember anything unusual appearing in the keyboard layout preview. I don't remember setting anything odd. I just went thru normally. The only trick was the system I was installing on has its file system LUKS encrypted so anaconda tried to tell me there was no space for the install until I drilled in and unlocked the luks partition. I doubt that is relevant. Since as noted above, I was unable to reproduce, I suspect we'll have to take this as anecdotal unless the logs show something or others report it. Joel
Closing since there's no reproducer.