Description of problem: The Swedish keyboard layout was renamed from "se-latin1" to "sv-latin1" upstream (for unknown reason). On upgrades, the Red Hat Linux installation program does not properly update the keyboard layout name specified in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard from "se-latin1" to "sv-latin1". The result is that keyboard map loading on the upgraded system fails during boot and the system is left with an American keyboard layout. How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install RHL 8.0 system with Swedish keyboard layout. 2. Upgrade said system to RHL 9 by using the upgrade functionality in the installer. 3. Watch keyboard map loading fail during the next boot. Actual results: Upgraded system uses American keyboard layout on the console. Expected results: Upgraded system uses Swedish keyboard layout on the console. Workaround for the problem: Hand-edit the /etc/sysconfig/keyboard file to change the reference to "se-latin1" into "sv-latin1". Reboot.
anaconda doesn't go around changing random config files -- this needs to be done by the package with the change instead
se-latin1 now exists and is a copy of the sv-latin1 so both should work