When in verbose (Alt+F1) mode, when it asks which keymap you wish to load, if you type in a number and then try to press backspace to delete it, you cannot delete the first character. As an example, say that you want to load the default keymap, but accidentally press the number 2. 2 will be displayed, but pressing Backspace will not remove it. Anything you type after the two can be deleted with Backspace, but not the initial character. It's not just a screen glitch; if you then press Enter, it'll say Loading keymap ''2'' (those are double single quotes, not double quotes). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Go into verbose mode to pick keymap 2. Press an "accidental" number 3. Try to remove it with Backspace Actual Results: As described above Expected Results: It should have deleted the first character, allowing you to correct your error. Dell Inspiron 8600, x86, LiveCD 2005.1 minimal.
I know that I have seen this bug before, but can't seem to locate it now, otherwise I would mark this one as a duplicate and REOPEN that one. Anyway, this is a genkernel issue, so I'll reassign to them.
genkernel 3.3.6 is now in CVS
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Assigning to release@ until a release is made with this fix...
This is fixed with the 2005.1-r1 release media.
