Want to choose lubuntu language during first boot of persistent Live USB made with UNetbootin
Hi. I'm a new Linux user. I used UNetbootin unetbootin-
I like the fact that UNetbootin doesn't format the drive, it writes the iso to the first partition leaving untouched the remaining partitions and sets up persistence automatically, without the need to manually edit any boot file.
But I wanted my lubuntu system to be fully portuguese, not english. When I use the lubuntu Live CD to start a lubuntu Live session, during boot, I get a language selection screen –see http://
I'm aware that I can add portuguese to list of languages after english Lubuntu has started by going to Language preferences, but still, there are certain OS components that remain in english (U.S.A.), one example of that being the Login screen: even if I select portuguese (Pt-pt) from language drop-down list, if I then logoff and login again, or if I reboot PC and login, the 'english (U.S.A.)' is always auto-selected repeatedly. I'd like to select my language right from the beginning, before lubuntu first run, during first boot, like as if I was booting from a Lubuntu live CD. Is this achievable?
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