I'm having trouble getting kterm to input or even display japanese
characters.  Using the package system, I've installed cannaserver,
kinput2, and kterm, and "kinput2 -canna" runs without complaint, but
when I try "kterm -km euc" or "kterm -km sjis", I receive the
following error message:

> kterm -km sjis
Couldn't set locale:
ja_JP.eucJP,ja_JP.ujis,ja_JP.EUC,japanese.euc,Japanese-EUC,ja,japan
> 

I there something simple that I've overlooked?

Thanks for any help or information.

-Zach Fine
czyz@serv.net

>>>>> "Tatoku" == Tatoku Ogaito <tacha@trap.fukui-med.ac.jp> writes:

    >>> On Thu, 9 Nov 2000 19:02:09 +0100 (CET)
    Tatoku>  Torsten Sadowski <moehl@akaflieg.extern.tu-berlin.de>
    Tatoku> wrote:

    >> I had some successes but more failures. After installing
    >> several fonts lynx did display japanese characters, but it
    >> wasn't meaningful text. Then

    Tatoku> I use kterm with "-km euc" option and lynx works fine with
    Tatoku> .lynxrc which has "character_set=Japanese (EUC)".

    >> Kinput2 required freewnn, canna and sj3 libs.

    Tatoku> I don't use canna nor sj3, so my /etc/mk.conf has
    Tatoku> following lines

    Tatoku> USE_CANNA=NO USE_SJ3=NO USE_WNN4=YES

    >> Do I need a Kanji-server too(I installed freewnn-server
    >> anyway)?

    Tatoku> Yes, since Kinput2 is just a frontend to
    Tatoku> Kana-Kanji-transform-server.  After executing "jserver",
    Tatoku> "kinput2 -wnn" should work fine.

    Tatoku> Tacha