[SOLVED] Keyboard and Mouse Issue

Hi Arch Guros!
Please be easy on me, this is my first post and I'll try to make it as specific as I can..
When I use the Arch Linux Boot CD to attempt to install Arch Linux I noticed that my keyboard was not working..
I walked away from my computer for 5 minutes and when I came back I noticed that the keyboard it was lit up and working.. I noticed after a few reboots that the keyboard does in fact takes a few minutes to start to work and I noticed that this started to happen on my second hard drive running Linux Mint (when I fell back to it).. However, with a Windows 7 installation, this does not happen.
Anyway, I ran:
# lsusb
Relevant Output:
Bus 009 Device 006: ID 06a3:0728 Saitek PLC
Then I ran:
# dmesg | cat > /root/dmesg.txt
# grep usb /root/dmesg.txt | cat > /root/dmesg_usb.txt
dmesg Output:
http://pastebin.com/0ci5kvy7
USB relevant dmesg Output:
http://pastebin.com/JAWmH1dP
I've noticed A LOT of usb descriptor errors and usb address issues..
I have tried flashing a new BIOS to my motherboard (gigabyte 990fxa-ud5) and resetting the settings on it to factory defaults.. This dmesg output is when JUST my keyboard is connected..
I will attach the two files with the errors..
If you need anymore information please ask, I can provide anything you need..
Thanks in advance guys! I hope I have met the forum etiquette.. (I was intimidated by the date output question >.>)
Edit: I would also like to note that the keyboard starts working at 166 in the dmesg output.. Not sure if that helps at all
Last edited by DizzyThermal (2012-12-12 20:26:04)

Alright, so I did an extensive amount of research after posting this while I waited for a response and seemed to find a procedure that worked to fix this issue..
I used a jumper to clear my CMOS settings..
I then loaded up the Arch Linux install and was greeted with a:
Unexpected Inconsistency: Run fsck Manually
I proceeded by running fsck /dev/sda2..
I said yes to all the prompts and rebooted,,
Everything seems to work find now.. Odd, but it didn't seem like a solid fix.. Oh well, thanks for listening!

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But, my keyboard and touchpad don't exist in the ISA bus address space. Things that used to live on the 1980's vintage ISA bus (like serial UARTS and ancient keyboard controllers) are now serviced by the serial LPC bus. I think you don't have that driver available in the initrd preboot environment
Sorry, i'm not good at these things, so which driver i should install if it's the case? (By the way, i added atkbd to the MODULES= and "earlymodules=atkbd modules-load=atkbd" to the kernel parameters, but i didn't make any change.)
Pse wrote:
Note that you shouldn't do this as a permanent solution, but just to get through the bootloader issue for now, manually edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg and change the relevant lines to point to the LTS kernel (in other words, grub-mkconfig should NOT fail, but that's not your biggest problem right now). This way the entry that pointed to the common kernel should now point to the LTS one.
You can find the LTS kernel files in /boot; the names should give them away. Remember to change both the kernel and initrd lines in grub.cfg.
In fact, i also have done as you told(by changing lines to the lts) and read about the error that grub-mkconfig gives me. It says it's ok, error is not important it should work properly. So i have some problem with my bootloader. I can't see the boot option anyway. Problem must be about UEFI because i remember that i had booting problems also when i first installed arch to my computer. I see all lts and lts.img files under /boot directory but somehow don't see as boot option.
Anyway, thanks a lot for all your help, maybe i do something wrong, i can't solve the problen. I'm going to reinstall my system, because i don't have time anymore. I hope at least this post would be useful for somebody else.

Keyboard and Mouse no longer work after update

Earlier today I ran pacman -Syu for the first time since the 18th, and initially everything seemed to be working properly. However, upon my next boot, both my mouse and keyboard (both USB) no longer worked, leaving me stuck at the login screen unable to move the cursor or switch to a different terminal. Unplugging and reconnecting my keyboard and mouse did nothing.
A related topic (which could be solved by reconnecting the devices) suggested that booting with runlevel 1 might help, and this allowed me to use the terminal, but any attempt to start X resulted in getting stuck at login in the same way.
Disabling and re-enabling hotplugging via xorg.conf had no impact (there was a note in Xorg.0.log indicating that since hotplugging was enabled, mouse and keyboard drivers were being disabled. Apparently it's a fairly standard warning).
The only package that was updated that seemed to be input related was xf86-xinput, but downgrading to the previous version did not fix the problem.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what might have caused this issue?
Thanks for any help you can provide.

Adding to the above: I also tried plugging in an Microsoft USB keyboard at the point when Windows freezes at the Windows log-in screen. The keyboard is not recognized and the only way I can leave this screen is to power-off the computer.

HP KBRF3871 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Dongle

I need an HP KBRF3871 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Dong
What is the cost?

Hello @richnaz,
I have read your post on how you are looking to replace the wireless dongle for your mouse and keyboard, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
To find out your replacement options, please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
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Keyboard and mouse wont work unless booted in safe mode.

So my keyboard and mouse wont work at all when i start up normally, so i coudnt even log on, then i tried safe mode and i was able to use the mouse and keyboard and log in, then when i loged in i got some messages:
*+System extention cannot be used+*
+The system extention "/system/library/extentions/IOUSBFamily.Kext" was installed improperly and cannot be used. Please try reinstalling it, or contact the products vendor for an update.+
And 2 others: MicrosoftMouse.kext and msdosfs.kext
Im pretty sure how i got this problem, i was using bootcamp and i got this program called MacDrive (bad Idea)and it corrupted my HD or something so i had to use disk warrior to fix it. I also used disk utility in safe mode but there were no errors it said.
and this is probably a hardware problem but i cant use DVD's anymore, my drive will only read CD's now, must be broken....
so ya, i dunno what to do exept get my drive fixed and to a backup and reinstall OS...

Hi
There are no many options which could solve this problem.
It can be a hardware problem or software related issue.
Can you use the internal keyboard within the BIOS?
Check this.
If this would not be possible, I assume the hardware is faulty.
Additionally I recommend testing the keyboard and touchpad using the factory settings.
Recover the notebook and check if the keyboard would functions. Otherwise you will need an helps from an notebook technician in order to replace the keyboard and touchpad

[SOLVED] Keyboard and Mouse Issue

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