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Description of problem: During installation using a Swiss-German keyboard and selecting Swiss german legacy the keys [] and {} are not working. This could cause novice users to understand that the keyboard is not understood by fedora Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Connect a swiss-german keyboard and boot from live media and start Anaconda Steps to Reproduce: 1.In anaconda select Swiss-German (legacy) as keyboard 2.Select the preview pane and type AltGr+ü 3. Actual results: Nothing shows Expected results: [ shows Additional info: http://blog.crox.net/archives/17-Swiss-Keyboard-Layout-in-recent-xorg-AltGr-doesnt-work.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTZ#Switzerland_.28German.2C_French.2C_Italian.2C_Romansh.29.2C_Liechtenstein.2C_Luxembourg
Important to know that once Anaconda and the live environment is left and the system is booted into fedora the keyboard works as expected. So the problem probably is in the keyboard layouts shipped with live.
Hello, Could you please provide us installation logs as plain text files. You can find them in /tmp/*.log. Thank you, Jirka
Created attachment 1340342 [details] ifcfg
Created attachment 1340343 [details] lvm.log
Created attachment 1340344 [details] packaging
Created attachment 1340345 [details] program.log
Created attachment 1340346 [details] sensitive-info.log
Created attachment 1340347 [details] storage.log
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