Description of problem:

When 'firstboot' is executed after a reboot following the installation of Fedora
Core 9 Beta 1, using the french keyboard layout during the installation process,
it's using the English keyboard layout and not the French one.
This is weird because, when I had to type the passphrase to decrypt my root
partition, I did it using the french keyboard layout.

The problem is present in X11 too, after configuring the system with firstboot
so the problem could be hidden to the user until it loads its session.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Fedora Core 9 Beta 1, Installation DVD, X86_64, networkless installation.

How reproducible:

Actually, tried it only once.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Fedora Core 9 Beta 1 with the installation DVD designed for X86_64
architectures.
2. During the installation, choose the French latin9 keyboard layout and type
your password using the French layout.
3. After the installation, reboot, wait for Firstboot to come and try to input
'qsdf' in text-areas where the text isn't masked (IE : not password textareas !)
.

Actual results:

If you got a French keyboard, you'll see 'asdf' printed in the text-area
selected, indicating that the keyboard layout currently used is the English one,
not the French one.

Expected results:

The characters input in the text-area MUST be 'qsdf'. It's important, at this
point of the installation to have a correct keyboard layout since you'll input
the password used by the principal user account !
If the layout is wrong, you'll input a different password that you think you've
input !

Additional info:
None