What were you trying to do that didn't work?

Anaconda installation with a different than US keyboard layout (and vconsole layout) together with disk encryption will always use US layout for LUKS unlocking during boot on Image Mode.

What is the impact of this issue to you?

It is harder to unlock LUKS partition on Image Mode systems with other than US keyboard layout users.

How reproducible is this bug?:

Always

Steps to reproduce

1. Start the installation with this kickstart file

1. Keyboard layouts
   keyboard --xlayouts=cz --vckeymap=cz
2. System language
   lang en_US
   timezone Europe/Prague

rootpw anaconda

user --name=anaconda --groups=wheel --password=anaconda

graphical

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1. Sources
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#ostreecontainer --url quay.io/centos-bootc/centos-bootc:stream10
ostreecontainer --stateroot="test-stateroot" --remote="test-remote" --no-signature-verification --url="images.paas.redhat.com/bootc/rhel-bootc:latest-9.7"

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1. Storage variants
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1. System bootloader configuration
   zerombr
2. Partition clearing information
   clearpart --all
   ignoredisk --only-use vda,vdb
3. simple partitioning
   autopart --encrypted --passphrase=z

1. Install the system
2. Boot to the resulting system and try that the 'z' on keyboard layout is in the correct place of cz keyboard layout.

Expected results

I should be able to unlock LUKS during boot with the 'z' key between 't' key and 'u' keys (on US keyboard with Czech layout) but instead it will be next to the 'x' key (US keyboard layout).

Actual results

It should work as expected and cz layout should be used in initrd.

Note

This change will add vconsole= kernel boot parameter to the resulting system. Following the upstream fix.