** Description changed: - Is the same problem as here but in the new ubuntu 13.10 saucy - https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1066376 + [Justification] + With the kernel in 13.10, some systems use a different USB host driver than previously. Failing to include this driver in the initramfs causes regressions for users who need to interact with the system in early boot using a USB keyboard, such as users with an encrypted root filesystem. Such systems are not bootable with this host driver missing. + + [Test case] + 1. On an affected system, reboot to a kernel from 13.04. + 2. Install the initramfs-tools package from -proposed. + 3. Reboot to the kernel from 13.10. + 4. Verify that you are able to type your passphrase at the prompt in the initramfs. + + [Regression potential] + Minimal. The update-initramfs script will ignore missing modules (such as the many other modules in the list which are built-ins), and the only change made is to copy the module into the initramfs: it will only be loaded in the initramfs if udev determines it's needed, just as it would load it after switching to the root filesystem. + + + Is the same problem as here but in the new ubuntu 13.10 saucy https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1066376 I just can't use (i can install) a encrypted partition because when is time to introduce the password to unlock partition keyboard is not working. I don't know how to edit a bug to report it afects other version of ubuntu so i created this new bug...
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