Closed LeeWiu closed 9 years ago
I found a temporary solution, to reconfigure locales in debian with....
This is a normal solution. The locale is set in /opt/etc/profile file called from /etc/profile after Entware.arm was installed. There was no locale set in the system before Entware.arm was installed.
I uploaded another debian version with locales :), all fine now https://www.asuswrt.eu/how-to-install-debian-wheezy-arm/
After first reboot I get:
I didn't change anything. This happen when entering/exiting chrooted debian, I wonder how come I didn't get this on optware-debian or entware.mipsel debian. I found a temporary solution, to reconfigure locales in debian with:
and choose en_US.UTF-8