I'd make sure you have an entry like this in /etc/wscons.conf:
#keyboard       auto

# Select a kernel builtin keyboard map by uncommenting the following line a=
nd
# altering the country code to your requirements
# (choose from user, us, uk, de, dk, it, fr, jp, sv, no, es, pt).
# See wsconsctl(8), pckbd(4), ukbd(4) etc. for more details.
encoding es

This way it will be configured for your keyboard choice at reboot or exitin=
g=20
single user mode.

HTH,
Eric Buchanan


El Lun 20 Feb 2006 02:04 PM, escribi=F3:
> Hi!
>
> Just upgraded from NetBSD 2.0.2 to NetBSD 3.0. During the upgrade, I was
> asked if I wanted to change keyboard. I did. I selected Swiss French.
>
> After reboot, I get an error message which says :
>
>     bash-3.1# wsconsctl -w encoding=3Dsf
>     wsconsctl: WSKBDIO_SETENCODING: Invalid argument
>
> If I use encoding=3Dus , it works fine :
>
>     bash-3.1# wsconsctl -w encoding=3Dus
>     encoding -> us
>
> So... how do I configure for Swiss French keyboard on console? Or... is
> it, actually, possible?
>
> Thanks!