Keyboard backspace behavior at boot-time decryption passphrase
by SporadicThought from LinuxQuestions.org on  (#5DVZT)
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At the passphrase prompt, the backspace key adds a masked character to the passphrase entry box. Behavior should be deletion of previous character.
My attempted solution:
Tips or suggestions on solving or troubleshooting the issue are appreciated. 
  
  
  
 

	
| OS: Kali Linux 2020.4 System: Acer Predator 17 (G9-791) w/ German keyboard. ** firmware-linux_20201218-3_all.deb (Debian Sid [testing]) installed Encrypted layout: LVM on LUKS2: / /home swap Non-encrypted: /boot /boot/efi | 
My attempted solution:
- Default boot into Kali
 Code:# dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration.
- Code:Generic 105-key PC (intl.)
 English (US) - English (US, euro on 5)
 AltGr: Default for the keyboard layout
 Compose: No compose key
 Ctl+Atl+Backspace to terminate X = YesOn reboot, backspace behavior is as initially described.
- Afterward:
- Code:sudo nano /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf,
- modify,
 Code:KEYMAP=n,
 to,
 Code:KEYMAP=y.
- Code:$ sudo update-initramfs -uv.
 On reboot, backspace behavior is as initially described.
Tips or suggestions on solving or troubleshooting the issue are appreciated.