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Mouse and keyboard not working after install
Thierry:
--- Quote ---...but mouse and keyboard is not working,t hat has nothing to do with grub
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If you are booting the wrong kernel, eudev cannot do it's job (loading the module for the keyboard, for the mouse, etc.) As a result no possibility to type anything. And who is deciding which kernel have to be loaded: its grub2.
Remember that's it works first time (after installation)
Again, check it and maybe show us the content of your grub.cfg.
schwedenmann:
Hallo
@tnut
Sorry my fault
ist works.
There are 2 kernel 4.4.24 and 4.4.38 after Installation, but my grub from sda2 generated the "old" 4.4.24 as first Kernel entry in grub.cfg, wenn going to second bootentry , nytyx boots and mouse and keyboard are working.
schwedenmann
P.S.
I had used a few source-based dirtris as gentoo, sabayon,sourcemarge,slackware and lunar. NyTyX made a good figure, easy Installation and an i hope also easy pakagemanagement.
P.S.S.
The only thing I will mentioned is the grub-dialog in Installation. Because I am leave this step out, I guessed, grub would not be installed (what is does) so I have to recover the MBR with rescatux. It would better to make clear, that grub will be installed , what ever the user is doing or not, or make a menu-entry not to install grub.
Thierry:
--- Quote ---and I hope also easy pakage management.
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Hope you'll like it. As you maybe knows already, it's has it's own and I code it myself.
--- Quote --- so I had to recover the MBR with rescatux.
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That's not clear for me, did'nt you had already a working booting harddisk ? In that case, it was just necessary to add an new entry into grub.cfg
--- Quote ---It would better to make clear, that grub will be installed , what ever the user is doing or not,
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I'm not shure I really understand what you means now
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