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.. _console-keyboard-mapping:
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Console Keyboard Mapping
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You can change the keyboard layout settings used on the text console for
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a |prod| node.
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You can log in to the console using the US keyboard layout and then change
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the keyboard settings, if required. Use the following CLI commands to change
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the keyboard layout settings on your keyboard:
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To display the current console keyboard settings that are configured for the
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virtual console:
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$ localectl status
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For example,
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System Locale:LANG=en_US.UTF-8
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VC Keymap:us
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X11 Layout:n/a
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To check if a keyboard layout can be configured on your system, for example:
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$ localectl list-keymaps|fgrep 106
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jp 106
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To set the console keyboard layout, use the following syntax:
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$ sudo localectl set-keymap <mapping-name>
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For example, to use jp106:
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$ sudo localectl set-keycap jp106
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$ localectl status
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System Locale:LANG=en_US.UTF-8
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VC Keymap:jp106
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X11 Layout:jp
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X11 Model:jp106
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X11 Options:terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp |