> Have you checked the hardware? Does the keyboard work elsewhere, or does > another USB keyboard work on this computer?
Hi, The keyboard works fine on my Rpi and on other laptop, seems that it is not a hardware problem (I'm experiencing this misbehavior since I updated Debian 7 update, not before) Some tricks (perhaps this give you some clues) 1.- Reboot the computer fix the mouse and keyboard problem (sometime no) 2.- Unplug and plug the USB connector fix the mouse problem (but not the keyboard problem) 3.- If I do a serie of right clicks the mouse comes alive for some time (yes, it sound strange) 4.- It happens the same as in point 3 if restart udev (the mouse works for some time - less than a minute - after it dies again) On 29 September 2015 at 22:25, Lisi Reisz <lisi.re...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Tuesday 29 September 2015 19:16:03 Alfonso García wrote: >> Hi, I experience a mouse and keyboard strange behavior since debian 7 to 8 >> update. Sometimes, when X windows system started, the USB mouse doesn't >> work and the USB keyboard loses randomly groups of keystrokes. This not >> happen ever and sometimes every works fine >> >> This happened some of you before? >> >> I'm not sure if this is a problem of the X edev driver or the udev device >> manager >> >> Note: When this happen, unplug and plug again the USB mouse connector fix >> the mouse problem. Not so with the keyboard, which continues to lose >> keystrokes randomly >> >> I'm desperate :_( >> >> Thanks in advance > > Have you checked the hardware? Does the keyboard work elsewhere, or does > another USB keyboard work on this computer? > > Lisi >