Thai Windows XP's files on FreeBSD

I have installed FreeBSD 6.1 and Windows XP in the same harddrive and I tried to mount the drive that Windows is installed. But there was a problem with the files that named with Thai.

So I have got some suggestion from my friend, Gapy. He told me to use "thailocale" package. Therefore, I can mount the drive by this command

#mount_msdosfs -L th_TH.TIS-620 /dev/ad0sX /mnt/XXXX

But it still had a little problem. The drive could not be mounted without exporting path from "/usr/local/share/locale/", Then I have got another suggestion from this webboard. Khun j_piriya suggested that I should create a new file in "/usr/local/etc/rc.d/", such as "mount_window.sh" and then add these line in the file

#!/bin/sh
export PATH_LOCALE=/usr/local/share/locale/
mount_msdosfs -L th_TH.TIS-620 /dev/ad0sX /mnt/XXXX

Then change the file to be executable.

Thank you very much, Gapy and Khun j_piriya ;)

Thai Language in GNOME 2.12

I use FreeBSD with GNOME desktop environment. Yesterday I tried to install FreeBSD 6.1 and also GNOME 2.12. But I found the problem about switching between English and Thai languages. I could not find the "Keyboard Layouts Switcher".

Now I know that I can be set with Xorg configuration. After choosing keyboard type and layout it will ask "Do you want to select additional XKB options (group switcher, group indicator, etc.)?" Answer "y" to select the key for changing group of language.

Then login to GNOME desktop and add "Keyboard Indicator" to panel. In "Layouts" tab, add Thailand.

Thank you Gapy for suggestion.
But now I have a new problem... I cannot read files that named with Thai :(