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"sed" error message at boot
Near the end of the verbose boot process, I see a line saying:
"sed: can't move /etc/default/keyboardxxxxxx to /etc/default/keyboard. No such file or directory."
xxxxxxx being a bunch of characters that seem to change on each reboot.
My Knoppix 7.4-EN DVD LXDE 32-bit is installed on a USB key with a persistent overlay of 4GB.
In 'etc/default/keyboard', I have edited XKBLAYOUT to read "fr" instead of "us", but the error message already appeared well before that editing.
Otherwise, Knoppix does not complain and boots properly. I shall continue to ignore that error if it cannot be fixed.
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