Hi,
i got some progress at this topic:
I added the option "--append" to "terminal_input" in grub.cfg:
"terminal_input *--append* at_keyboard"
So, the "grub standard console" *&* "at_keyboard" are active at the same
time. If I have a usb-keyboard connetcted to my notebook, the
usb-keyboard works as the "grub standard console" (US keyboard-layout)
and the internal notebook keyboard works as the "at_keyboard"
(=keyboard-layout of the memdisk as described before).
I also transferred this setup to my worksation with usb-keyboard and at
least the usb-keyboard works with the "grub standard console" (US
keyboard-layout). If i try to change within the grub-shell to
"at_keyboard" by the command:
"terminal_input at_keyboard" -> the usb-keyboard is not working anymore
-> push the power button...
It's better than nothing, but getting the "at_keyboard" with
non-US-keyboard-layout work would be pretty good. If grub offers these
functions I want to use them...
Hi,
I want setup the same keyboard layout (non US layout) for grub-shell
as in the booted debian_64 (uefi) system.
So i created standalone grub-image with a memdisk for kbd-layout, a
embeded grub.cfg with "terminal_input at_keyboard".
This works very good for my notebook, so I transferred it to my
workstation with usb-keyboard.
The keyboard works in uefi bootmenu, etc., but after grub takes over it
is not working anymore (i have to push the power button). If I remove
the "terminal_input at_keyboard" line of embedded grub.cfg usb-keyboard
works but without the embedded keyboard layout.
I tried to use the usb_keyboard grub-module, etc. , the outcome is
always the same:
- If the keyboard works, then just with the standard keyboard layout or
it is not working anymore.
How to get the embedded keyboard layout and the usb-keyboard working at
the same time?
