Hi list,
I am having trouble with Debian, and I do not know which package is
responsible for that. According to the wiki, I should then go here to ask, so
that's what I do :)
The problem is that my USB keyboard and mouse do not work properly when Debian
starts up: Only if they are plugged in af
In <201105042219.02801.ralfjun...@gmx.de>, Ralf Jung wrote:
>I am having trouble with Debian, and I do not know which package is
>responsible for that. According to the wiki, I should then go here to ask,
>so that's what I do :)
>The problem is that my USB keyboard and mouse do not work properly wh
Ralf Jung (ralfjun...@gmx.de on 2011-05-04 22:19 +0200):
> Hi list,
>
> The problem is that my USB keyboard and mouse do not work properly
> when Debian starts up: Only if they are plugged in after boot
> finished, they will work. If I have them plugged in already during
> boot, they still work fi
Hi,
sorry it took me so long to react to your quick and helpful replies, I first
had to recover from an illness.
I verified that xserver-xorg-input-evdev is installed. The packages xserver-
xorg-input-{kbd,mouse} were not installed, but installing them changed
nothing.
Ctrl+Alt+F<1-6> does not
Wheezy AMD64 Binary 1 20110902- 03:20.
Machine is an Acer Aspire 1 model 522 and uses the AMD Fusion C50
CPU/GPU which is pretty new.
Installs off USB drive OK (as far as I can see). but after booting from
grub there is a message regarding a memory conflict and after a few more
messages the scr
Chris Barnard writes:
> from grub there is a message regarding a memory conflict and after a
> few more messages the screen goes to random noise: all TTYS. There is
Please try the "Recovery mode" from grub.
Just hit the down arrow once to enter the 2nd option in Grub.
The "Grub terminal
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