Question is maybe whether this is the usb keyboard or maybe some failure to
start a local tty or framebuffer mode. If there is a login prompt, framebuffer
and tty are most likely ok. If you can ssh into the server from somewhere close
to it (to be able to press keys on the keybord at the same time) you could try
to install input-utils. "sudo lsinput" should have an entry for the keyboard
since it is detected. Then you could "sudo input-events <#>" where number is
the number from the /dev line from lsinput.
Look I would have two input lines for my Logitech keyboard here, if that is the
case try both. At least one of them should work...
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Stefan Bader (smb)
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