Please do not post same link each time:
http://forum.slitaz.org/index.php/discussion/comment/2815/#Comment_2815

It is useless. I have already done everything in this link properly but it can not solve my problem.

ozgur: Try downloading kbd-base and full kbd package.
This post on the mailing list maybe helpful
http://listengine.tuxfamily.org/lists.tuxfamily.org/slitaz/2010/04/msg00007.html


Edit : Found a bug in kbd package. It skips over tr_q . Thanks for letting us know. I will fix this.

Fixed: http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/rev/0070b4206654

Next cooking, should support turkish by default.

Thanks for your effort :) i have some friends who likes slitaz but they can not use it because of keyboard issue, if it is solved, several turkish users will be with you:)

ozgur: Meanwhile, would you like to help to test if turkish kmap works??
To test:
1) Upgrade kbd-busybox pkg from here: http://people.slitaz.org/~jozee/packages/kbd-busybox-1.1.tazpkg (tazpkg install pkgname --forced)
2) Download and upgrade /sbin/tazkeymap from here:
http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-tools/raw-file/f70b81b03d05/tinyutils/tazkeymap (just save and overwrite the new tazkeymap to /sbin)
3) subox tazkeymap

I have added "trq" instead of "tr_q-latin5" in tazkeymap (http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-tools/rev/f70b81b03d05). Not sure which one is correct for turkish keymaps. Please see if its ok. Otherwise, try changing it and let me know.

I have not tried it yet , because i am busy nowadays. I will try it and then share the results with you and all the others. Thanks four your efforts. In addition, i would like to help Slitaz to have Turkish GUI language in next release. I can translate texts and also try to recruit a couple of translators.

1. I downloaded new kbd given in the link and installed and replaced it with the old one.
2.Then downloaded new tazkeymap file given and replaced it with the old one
3.Then run `subox tazkeymap` command, sellected `trq` option and then rebooted the machine.
At the end keyboard is trq but it still writes in EN US...

Any other ideas?

Can you try chane "trq" to "tr_q-latin5" in /sbin/tazkeymap and try again?

Both trq and tr_q-latin5 gave the same result, keyboard is still US

By the way this is my xorg.conf "inputDevice" section, still something seems wrong:

Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Option "Xkblayout" "us"
EndSection

OK, i totally realize what the problem is:
We also have to change the keyboard type from xorg.conf.
After typing "tr_q-latin5" in place of "us" i was able to type turkish letters like "ş" "ğ" etc.....
But i can type ISO 8859-1 versions of Turkish characters instead of correct ISO 8859-9 version. Please have a look at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8859-9

Though I don't have a Turkish keyboard, I tried this layout:

Option "Xkblayout" "tr"

I am using setxkbmap that is equivalent to keyboard setting of xorg.conf.
I tried to type in the layout:

güzel dağ

There are several variants.
/usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/xorg.lst:

  f               tr: (F)
  alt             tr: Alt-Q
  sundeadkeys     tr: Sun dead keys
  ku              tr: Kurdish, Latin Q
  ku_f            tr: Kurdish, (F)
  ku_alt          tr: Kurdish, Latin Alt-Q
  intl            tr: International (with dead keys)

e.g.)
setxkbmap:

setxkbmap -layout tr -variant alt

xorg.conf:

Option "Xkblayout" "tr"
Option "XkbVariant" "alt"

Hope this helps.

asimo

setxkbmap -layout tr
command solved the problem.

Then, "subox tazkeymap" has nothing to do with this situation, doesn't it?

Thanks everybody helped me.