We have a second person with the same problem. Michael suggests trying to backout commit 131acb0380e93664f106117ebf8ba322a3d1b7c4
Basically, start with a 5.4 base (not 5.2), use a usb keyboard temporarily. cd /usr make src-create Make sure you are on the correct release: cd /usr/src git checkout DragonFly_RELEASE_5_4 Then try reverting the specified commit and rebuild the kernel, install it, reboot, and see if the keyboard works. cd /usr/src git revert 131acb0380e93664f106117ebf8ba322a3d1b7c4 (assuming it works) make -j 8 nativekernel make installkernel sync reboot -Matt On Sun, Dec 9, 2018 at 11:20 AM Matthew Dillon <[email protected]> wrote: > You are the second person to report this. Check a few things. The laptop > keyboard is clearly attaching via atkbd in both dmesg's. The question is > why isn't it registering keystrokes. So lets check whether you are getting > interrupts on irq 1. You can observe this with: > > vmstat -i -v > > The count should normally be non-zero, and when you hit a key on the > laptop keyboard, the count should increase by 2 each time. > > -Matt >
