Locale-gen command not found

Hi everyone
I just completed a new installation of Arch on my netbook, everything was working fine but there is a problem I can not solve.
I managed to set everything as I wanted and put the language of my XFCE and Firefox in Spanish, but then (I do not know exactly when) all programs returned to English.
I already check the rc.conf configuration and locale.gen and everything is set for Spanish, but when I try "sudo locale-gen" I recive a message like this: "sudo: locale-gen: command not found"
I also have problems with the keyboard, I configured xorg and rc.conf to use spanish keymap but it didn't work
Any ideas?

TigTex wrote:I made one arch install that has this problem... locale-gen doesnt work (for example) but it's full path works. How do I re-set the PATH variable?
All the problems I had with the PATH, keyboard and using other language than english had solved when I stop using autostart X in inittab , if I login to the terminal and start X myself, then everything works fine.
I am still looking for a way to start XFCE at boot without having to enter my username or password and not having the problems I told (CDM looks like the better way )
Last edited by Andyvec (2010-11-09 17:58:28)

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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Well, I'm afraid I'm not going to be much more use than to suggest:
Make sure to make a copy in case something goes wrong.
1. Check out this site. Seemed to be helpful for modifying the path.
http://albertogrespan.com/blog/installing-ruby-the-right-way-on-os-x-using-rbenv /
2. I don't think you need all the lines with "if which rbenv..." Try removing all but one. (might want to keep two with the fode_modules)
3. Try editing the end of the first line to:
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/user/local/php5/bin:$PATH
4. Remember that after each attempt you need to type into terminal "source .bash_profile" otherwise the changes won't take effect.
5. Uninstall and reinstall ruby.
TextEditor is really awful now in the new operating system. It saves changes automatically, so if you accidentally make a change and don't notice, you could screw things up. Sorry I can't be more help.

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