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locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: Invalid argument

Greetings,

I updated my 2006.1 install and am getting this message each time I start the console.

locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: Invalid argument

locale returns this..

Code:

locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: Invalid argument

LANG=en_US

LC_CTYPE=en_US

LC_NUMERIC=en_US

LC_TIME=en_US

LC_COLLATE=en_US

LC_MONETARY=en_US

LC_MESSAGES=en_US

LC_PAPER=en_US

LC_NAME=en_US

LC_ADDRESS=en_US

LC_TELEPHONE=en_US

LC_MEASUREMENT=en_US

LC_IDENTIFICATION=en_US

LC_ALL=

Tried resetting the language via local drake. etc/environment is empty but that doesn't seem to matter.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!!

locales configuration

from a terminal, run: # dpkg-reconfigure locales

and then set all the locales, with the iso, and the utf-8.
you could look around for info on how to set it. there is plenty of documentation.
One last thing, I configured the general environment or something similar to en_us.

Note: this dpkg command, i think only goes with debian.