TextInput doesn't type non-english from soft-keyboard.

Hello,
I coun't find anything in the forums, I'm trying to write Greek in a text input from the android softkeyboard but no characters appear. Does anyone knows why is this happening?
Text Input works great with the keyboard in English.
Thanks in advance.

Hello i:
You might try resetting the PRAM:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
Barry

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Using `watch`, the output can only show English characters in Archlinux, but in Ubuntu, it works well.
I've googled webs and searched the ArchWiki but to find nothing.
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[six@localhost /tmp]$ uname -a
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Chinese:
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Greek: α
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/etc/sysctl.conf d1cb9fea7a813e02111874f040cfc04b
/etc/sysctl.d/README c20074b9b11a5202758c69d7bcb6996f
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