Re: bug-report

["Sanlig Badral (sbadral)" <Sanlig plt rwth-aachen de>]

hi,
I've tried to compile it.  But occurs following error. 

linux:~ # localedef -i mn_MN -f ISO-8859-5 mn_MN.ISO-8859-5
cannot open locale definition file `mn_MN': No such file or directory

linux:~ # localedef -i mn_MN -f UTF-8 mn_MN.UTF-8
cannot open locale definition file `mn_MN': No such file or directory
linux:~ #

Now, What can I do? 
There  is no mn directory /usr/share/locale. 
Why?

Thanks, 
Badral


В Срд, 26.02.2003, в 13:17, Sanlig Badral написал:
> Hi, All.
> This is my session.errors file.
> I would like to test the mongolian translations. But it's not working.
> The most of the errors were "Locale not understood by C library, 
> internationalization will not work",
> and "Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library". You can see 
> more detailed infos in the
> attach file. What can I do??
> I've added mongolian entry to gdm languages myself. 
> You can look at a screenshot of mongolian on www.asuult.net/badaa/scr1.pn=.
> This is the best case. (Only application menu showed as mongolian). 
> Although we have translated the GUI 100%, but the Action menu etc. all 
> are in english.
> How can we fix it?
> 
Did you compile your locale as root?
> localedef -i mn_MN -f ENCODING mn_MN.ENCODING
I don't know exact language and country codes for Mongolian, but here is
my example for Russian
> localedef -i ru_RU -f KOI8-R ru_RU.KOI8-r
This command should create new locale in /usr/share/locale
Next you can make symbolic link from mn_MN.ENCOFING to mn in
/usr/share/locale.
At last you should set LANG=mn_MN.ENCODING enviroment variable.

Good luck,
Dmitry