Mojibake in the linux console
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There was no problem for five years. But when reinstalling Fedora from scratch, she reappeared again.
So, in the console (not the terminal) (Ctrl-Alt-F3, for example), Linux was displayed small squares instead Cyrillic symbols. setfont in which way I fixed it did not work earlier, deduced an error
couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
Reading the FAQ on Fedora, I found that I need to install some fonts and set it in vconsole.conf
KEYMAP="us"
FONT="ter-v16n"
Did not work. Then rebuilt sudo dracut --- force Instead of squares, mojibake appeared. If I run the command:
sudo setfont ter-v16n
Cyrillic appears, but only for a while. It is necessary to return to the GUI, and then back — the same mojibake.
It is strange that setfont without sudo causes an error and does not work. The guys from the chat say that they work without a root, and yes it was like that for me.
I can not understand why the font is reset when going to another console and returning back.
linux fedora fonts encoding symbols
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Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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There was no problem for five years. But when reinstalling Fedora from scratch, she reappeared again.
So, in the console (not the terminal) (Ctrl-Alt-F3, for example), Linux was displayed small squares instead Cyrillic symbols. setfont in which way I fixed it did not work earlier, deduced an error
couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
Reading the FAQ on Fedora, I found that I need to install some fonts and set it in vconsole.conf
KEYMAP="us"
FONT="ter-v16n"
Did not work. Then rebuilt sudo dracut --- force Instead of squares, mojibake appeared. If I run the command:
sudo setfont ter-v16n
Cyrillic appears, but only for a while. It is necessary to return to the GUI, and then back — the same mojibake.
It is strange that setfont without sudo causes an error and does not work. The guys from the chat say that they work without a root, and yes it was like that for me.
I can not understand why the font is reset when going to another console and returning back.
linux fedora fonts encoding symbols
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
add a comment |
There was no problem for five years. But when reinstalling Fedora from scratch, she reappeared again.
So, in the console (not the terminal) (Ctrl-Alt-F3, for example), Linux was displayed small squares instead Cyrillic symbols. setfont in which way I fixed it did not work earlier, deduced an error
couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
Reading the FAQ on Fedora, I found that I need to install some fonts and set it in vconsole.conf
KEYMAP="us"
FONT="ter-v16n"
Did not work. Then rebuilt sudo dracut --- force Instead of squares, mojibake appeared. If I run the command:
sudo setfont ter-v16n
Cyrillic appears, but only for a while. It is necessary to return to the GUI, and then back — the same mojibake.
It is strange that setfont without sudo causes an error and does not work. The guys from the chat say that they work without a root, and yes it was like that for me.
I can not understand why the font is reset when going to another console and returning back.
linux fedora fonts encoding symbols
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
There was no problem for five years. But when reinstalling Fedora from scratch, she reappeared again.
So, in the console (not the terminal) (Ctrl-Alt-F3, for example), Linux was displayed small squares instead Cyrillic symbols. setfont in which way I fixed it did not work earlier, deduced an error
couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
Reading the FAQ on Fedora, I found that I need to install some fonts and set it in vconsole.conf
KEYMAP="us"
FONT="ter-v16n"
Did not work. Then rebuilt sudo dracut --- force Instead of squares, mojibake appeared. If I run the command:
sudo setfont ter-v16n
Cyrillic appears, but only for a while. It is necessary to return to the GUI, and then back — the same mojibake.
It is strange that setfont without sudo causes an error and does not work. The guys from the chat say that they work without a root, and yes it was like that for me.
I can not understand why the font is reset when going to another console and returning back.
linux fedora fonts encoding symbols
linux fedora fonts encoding symbols
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
14718
asked Mar 11 at 9:15
Yuchimenko IgorYuchimenko Igor
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