The keyboard problem does not come from the driver in Xorg. I checked,
it was correct. I'm not using the nv driver but the nvidia driver that I
installed with the installer from NVidia. Anyway, I don't have any
trouble with my Xorg config once I get to KDE or Gnome. So I don't think
the problem comes from there.
I had also already read the thread can't connect to any desktop.
However, commenting out the line about ssh-agent in Xsession.options did
not change anything. From what I read, I understood that the problem
occured for versions of openssl and libssl that are newer than 0.9.8-3.
But I have only the openssl 0.9.7g-2 and libssl 0.9.7e-3 installed.
Any more suggestions?
- Emmanuel
A J Stiles wrote:
On Wednesday 19 October 2005 09:01, Emmanuel Guiton wrote:
Hi!
After I installed Debian, I tried to use kdm instead of gdm. I ran into
the 2 following problems
- When the kdm login screen appears, I do not have any keyboard input. I
cannot enter neither my login nor my password. If I try to restart the X
session, nothing changes. If I try console login, I can log in without
any problem. Then, I can start kdm as root and when the login window
appears I can normally enter my username and password.
- At this point appears the second problem: after validating my username
and password, the kdm window disappears... and appears again. I can
never get the desktop running.
On the other hand, such troubles do not happen at all with gdm.
Does anyone have already seen these symptoms? (Is it serious, doc?)
Thanks for any help,
- Emmanuel
Don't know if this is related; but I recently changed my 32-bit machine
running Etch from XFree86 to Xorg and there was an error in the generated
xorg.conf, an instance of
Driver Keyboard
that should have read
Driver keyboard
This was keeping X from starting up altogether, and it cost me a night's sleep
as I faffed around trying to get a working xorg.conf together. OTOH, now I
have done it, it rocks bells.
If it makes any difference, I have been using the open source nv graphics
card drivers all along on both my 32 and 64 bit machines.
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