[elrepo] Keyboard ceases functioning after install of kmod-nvidia-340xx
John Pilkington
johnpilk222 at gmail.com
Tue Jun 16 15:54:02 EDT 2020
On 16/06/2020 18:06, Manuel Wolfshant wrote:
> On 6/16/20 7:21 PM, Phil Perry wrote:
>> Hi Jeremy,
>>
>> Are all kernels affected?
>>
>> Are you able to uninstall affected kernel(s) and reinstall them.
>>
>> Are you able to try plugging in a USB keyboard to see if that works.
>>
>
> probably completely unrelated but running centos 7 on my ibm blades
> kills the AMM. once the OS boots both the physical USB keyboard
> connected to the AMM and the virtual keyboard provided by the KVM become
> unresponsive until I trigger a reset of the AMM. After the reset the
> keyboards work for a few seconds and die again.
>
> apparently ( i.e. at least once ) I solved that by removing "rhgb" from
> the kernel line but I did not yet have time to verify if the fix
> persists across reboots
>
>
>
>> To be honest, other than this seems to have been triggered when you
>> installed the nvidia drivers, this doesn't look like an elrepo issue
>> and I'm struggling to know what the issue may be or suggest things
>> that may help.
>
>
> pretty sure it's not a drivers-provided-by-elrepo issue. but it's an
> interesting one.
>
I haven't run nVidia druvers from elrepo, and I believe that 340 is now
beyond EoL from nVidia itself; but ISTR that when attempting to switch
between nouveau and nVidia-based drivers the most recently installed one
will often work. If your system is currently unusable this might be
worth a try.
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