Wrong Keyboard map changing RC.conf doesnt change it! [solved]

I changed my locale to EN-uk during install, commenting out the US entries so it should be set as UK.
I have tried both "uk" and "gb" in RC.conf for Keymap, but im still getting " for @ etc.
Where do I need to change this?
Last edited by Rhiadratech (2011-06-30 21:50:49)

Do you mean in X or in the console? If you want to change it in X you need to add
setxkbmap gb
to your xinit

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