Description of problem: to boot my pc (ppc 32bit 733 Mhz) hangs on Loading /lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/it.map.gz Steps to Reproduce: 1. loadkeys mac-it 2. Loading /lib/kbd/keymaps/mac/all/mac-it.map.gz 3. config-keyboard (i have select ita) 4. system-config-keyboard 5. Loading /lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/it.map.gz (The bug is that chooses i386 instead ppc)
[karnhack@localhost ~]$ ls /lib/kbd/keymaps/ppc/all/ mac-be.map.gz mac-es.map.gz mac-se.map.gz mac-de_CH.map.gz mac-fi-latin1.map.gz mac-template.map.gz mac-de-latin1.map.gz mac-fr_CH-latin1.map.gz mac-uk.map.gz mac-de-latin1-nodeadkeys.map.gz mac-fr.map.gz mac-us.map.gz mac-dk-latin1.map.gz mac-it.map.gz mac-dvorak.map.gz mac-pt-latin1.map.gz
Taking a guess at the most likely package this should be filed against.
I am seeing this for the US version as well. I have 2 PowerBook G4 12" macs. Here is how they are set up: - originally used Apple's disk utility to zero write the hdd - partitioned 30gb Apple OSX, 10gb Fedora 10 - installed OSX first, installed latest updates - then installed Fedora 10 PPC a) both machines I had default partition b) both machines unchecked option for any optional packages c) one machine used fedora online and upgrade repos d) the other machine used default CD packages e) both machines are using latest kernel Description of bug: On every other reboot, screen hangs with large blue text "Loading /lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/us.map" Note: I have a 3rd G4 PPC that isn't dual booted. Here is how it is set up: - originally used Apple's disk utility to zero write the hdd - Paritioned completely for Fedora 10 - then installed Fedora 10 PPC with upgrade and fedora repo On this machine, I see "Loading /lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/us.map", BUT THERE IS NO HANG. Please let me know what information is needed, or what the next step is.
still valid as of today with a Powermac 7.3 running f10, boot randomly hangs on this error, even trying to boot with the failsafe option
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