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Keyboard input does not work on boot #80
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Booster does not use mkinitcpio hook and neither uses any systemd functionality.
It is weird. If the problem in booster exists then it should be debugged. Do you still see this problem with the latest booster? I'll be happy to debug and fix it properly.
Visible asterisks reduce security of the password as it shows how many symbols it contains. But I am fine with having this feature optional e.g. enabling it with |
I think this might be caused by the systemd bug. I will re-test booster when it is fixed.
Yeah that sounds great. |
It turns out that the recent changes to |
And it is strange, I just rebuilt image for the latest kernel and it works just fine. The It must be some glich similar to #54. |
So I boot into the old kernel:
This kernel has builtin
neither |
And as a workaround for the original keyboard problem either
|
@tyilo have you had this problem recently? Should the ticket be closed as obsolete? |
Yes, I thin this is not a problem anymore. |
I switched to booster and my usb-keyboard is not working, so no clue if this was caused by this bug. |
@bjo81 could you please provide more information about your setup? what booster version do you use? is there any special about your keyboard (bluetooth??). what kernel do you use? Could you please also provide output of |
Sure. I'm using booster 0.6-1 on Arch. lsmod:
booster -debug:
The keyboard is a usual USB keyboard, nothing special like bluetooth. (046a:0023), |
`kernel/drivers/hid` contains a set of modules for various keyboards. As keyboard is very important at the boot time add these modules to make sure we do not miss anything. mkinitcpio also includes these modules. Closes #80
thank you for this info. Right now booster uses I checked mkinitcpio and I see that it checks for |
Thanks, keyboard works now by default. |
`kernel/drivers/hid` contains a set of modules for various keyboards. As keyboard is very important at the boot time add these modules to make sure we do not miss anything. mkinitcpio also includes these modules. Closes #80
When using
mkinitcpio
with thesd-encrypt
hook, the dm-crypt password prompt shows asterisks by default, whereas booster doesn't show anything at all.Given that my keyboard recently stopped working in booster (probably due to systemd/systemd#19191), it would be nice if it was possible to enable showing asterisks when entering the password in booster.
Maybe this can already be done by loading
sd-encrypt
somehow?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: