On 01/21/2010 03:21 PM, Meik Hellmund wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 13:36:03 +0100
Guido Schwarzer <[email protected]> wrote:
On 01/18/2010 10:24 AM, Guido Schwarzer wrote:
Hi,
after installing SRSS 4.2 on Debian Lenny we have the problem that the
keyboard at the local (graphical) console gets lost after a couple of
seconds. Accordingly, access to the server is only available via network
which in the case of network problems would be kind of a glitch.
[...]
I have never seen this, so I can only contribute a couple of questions:
it happens after a couple of seconds... after what? midnight?
After each reboot, the keyboard gets lost a couple of seconds after the
gdm login window appears.
Can you still switch to a non-graphical console (Ctrl-Alt-F1...F6)?
What happens if you switch to a non-graphical console before it happens?
Yes, switching to the non-graphical console via Ctrl-Alt-F1... is
possible. After switching to a non-graphical console the keyboard does
work properly. However, one has to change to tty1-6 in a small time window.
Is there still an X server running and serving display :0?
Yes, the X-Server is running on :0 and serving the gdm login window. So,
disabling the X server on :0 is probably the way to fix our problem with
the lost keyboard. However, I do not know how to disable X on :0 on a
Debian server. Any hint on this would be great.
Anything in the log file of this X server?
Anything in the kernel log?
Nothing particular.
Is the mouse still working?
Yes, the mouse is working on the locale graphical console.
USB or PS/2 keyboard/mouse?
Only USB
Are the Sunrays working?
Yes, the Sun Rays are working like a charm. No keyboard problems on this
side.
As we noticed this afternoon, the keyboard on the local graphical
console works immediately if we manually restart gdm (after login via
ssh). However, disabling the X server on :0 is probably the way to go.
Yours,
Guido
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