Hi all. So I happened to have looked into terminal_input for a bit (that is, "console", the default, has always worked for me so far. I just look into it because of curiosity and possible future use case). I notice that there should be a "usb_keyboard", as documented here: https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Simple-configuration.html
However, when I run `terminal_input` in the grub shell, I see this: Active input terminals: console Available input terminals: serial_* serial at_keyboard And usb_keyboard is missing. I tried `insmod usb_keyboard` and `terminal_input` again; while `lsmod` lists usb_keyboard, terminal_input still doesn't list it as an available input terminal. (at_keyboard is listed as an available input terminal before the module is loaded anyway. With `terminal_input at_keyboard; lsmod`, I can see that the setting of the terminal triggers the module load, and my keyboard no longer works after that because it is a USB keyboard connected to a USB port) So did I miss something? Or is it just broken? I am using grub 2.02 (from Arch Linux). P.S. I am allergic to grub-mkconfig. my grub.cfg is written from sratch, with only `insmod efi_gop` in addition to the menuentry. (And that implies it is EFI grub, x86_64 variant, if that matters) Regards, Tom _______________________________________________ Help-grub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-grub
