> > Any suggestion?
>
> I found a very recent bug:
>
> xorg: X server disables mouse and keyboard upon starting
> (Thinkpad T420 4180W1H)
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=626604
>
> Check if the provided step also applies for you :-?
Thank you very much
I look at that bug a
> But I see no trace for a standalone mouse device...
> hum, interesting. I wonder what would happen with
> no keyboard/mouse attached at all
Hi,
I could log in by ssh!
Here is the Xorg.0.log without any standalone mouse/keyboard.
http://pastebin.com/tZ8fHqLC
Any clue for testing here?
My bat
> There is "psmouse.proto=imps" appended at the GRUB's
> kernel line, is that right? :-?
I found that in the ubuntu forum and I try it. But, no success.
> And it seems there are two USB devices detected and
> configured.
Yes! Both external mouse and kbd.
> Did you boot with the external keyboar
Here is my cat /proc/bus/input/devices without any external kbd neither mouse.
http://pastebin.com/cH22sx39
I do not have Xorg.log, but, I have Xorg.0.log, Xorg.1.log, ...
Thank you very much!
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> >> I did a fresh install and touchpad nor kbd didn't work in X.
>
> >Fresh install of wheezy? :-?
>
> Yes! Testing.
>
> >> If I do Ctrl + Alt + F2, both work in console.
>
> > What laptop (brand and model)?
>
> CCE http://www.cceinfo.com.br/produtos/notebook/intel-core-i3
>> I did a fresh install and touchpad nor kbd didn't work in X.
>Fresh install of wheezy? :-?
Yes! Testing.
>> If I do Ctrl + Alt + F2, both work in console.
> What laptop (brand and model)?
CCE http://www.cceinfo.com.br/produtos/notebook/intel-core-i3/Win%20T23L+
This is a lowcost brand and
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