Description of problem: New kernel 4.9.28 disables the USB mouse on startup and misses many keypresses from the USB keyboard. These are standard Microsoft USB keyboard and USB mouse and the previous 4.9.27 kernel handles them fine. I'm starting Xfce using startx. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Reboot to kernel 4.9.28. 2. Login. 3. startx. 4. Try to move the mouse.
An update: I can reproduce the problem with a vanilla 4.9.28 kernel built from source, so it seems to be an upstream regression.
Please provide dmesg from both 4.9.27 and 4.9.28 so we can compare init also provide output of lspcidrake -v
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Created attachment 9301 [details] lspcidrake -v output - on 4.9.27.
Created attachment 9302 [details] dmesg output of kernel 4.9.27
Created attachment 9303 [details] dmesg output of kernel 4.9.28
Seems like I can also fix the problem with the keyboard by plugging it out and plugging it in again.
CC: (none) => marja11Assignee: bugsquad => kernel
Can you attach the part of the log that corresponds to unplugging/replugging the keyboard
(In reply to Thomas Backlund from comment #7) > Can you attach the part of the log that corresponds to unplugging/replugging > the keyboard which log?
Sorry for not being specific.... When you have just booted 4.9.28 and see the problems, un-plug and re-plug the keyboard, then check dmesg output, it should show up there
Created attachment 9323 [details] dmesg output of kernel 4.9.29 right after reconnecting the mouse Still happens with kernel 4.9.29. Here is the requested dmesg output.
Created attachment 9324 [details] dmesg output of kernel 4.9.29 right after reconnecting the keyboard
CC: (none) => jan-bugs
Works fine with latest kernels in mga7.
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => WORKSFORME