Solution for entering Arabic in the Ubuntu logon window

Ubuntu 9.04 restarts after the upgrade, and a bug occurs. The input in the logon window is Arabic, and even ctrl + alt + f1 cannot be used to log on to the terminal. If you select the language on the logon interface, you can only change the Display language, but the input language is also Arabic. In this case, the user name is displayed incorrectly (of course, the user name is incorrect ). But cannot log on to the system. Google, solution: Use liveCD to enter the Ubuntu installation disk, find/etc/default/console-setup, and set the following section #

After Ubuntu 9.04 is upgraded and restarted, a bug occurs. The input in the logon window is Arabic, and even ctrl + alt + f1 cannot be used to log on to the terminal.
If you select the language on the logon interface, you can only change the Display language, but the input language is also Arabic. In this case, the user name is displayed incorrectly (of course, the user name is incorrect ). But cannot log on to the system.

Google:
Use live CD to enter the Ubuntu installation disk and find/etc/default/console-setup.

# The following variables describe your keyboard and can have the same
 
# Values as the XkbModel, xkblyout, XkbVariant and XkbOptions options
 
# In/etc/X11/xorg. conf.
 
XKBMODEL = "pc105"
 
XKBLAYOUT = "af"
 
XKBVARIANT = ""
 
XKBOPTIONS = ""
Change XKBLAYOUT = "af" to XKBLAYOUT = "us", so that the keyboard is an English keyboard. Restart OK.