(In reply to comment #2)
> What keyboard are you using? What kernel (arch/flavor)?
>
> On my system with a 3.11 kernel, I see usbhid in the initrd so it should work
> fine.
First I should correct my previous statement that "Non-USB keyboards work once the system is booted." Instead, it should read, USB keyboards work once the system is booted.
I have tested a Logitech wireless keyboard and a generic/brandless USB keyboard. Both work on grub menu, but fail when prompted to enter luks key phrase. Only PS/2 keyboard works.
The kernel version/flavor is 3.11.0-2.g0a1c41f-desktop and the architecture is x64. Here is a similar bug report on this kernel release which mentions only wireless, but based on my testing, it is USB related: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=838864
(In reply to comment #2)
> What keyboard are you using? What kernel (arch/flavor)?
>
> On my system with a 3.11 kernel, I see usbhid in the initrd so it should work
> fine.
First I should correct my previous statement that "Non-USB keyboards work once the system is booted." Instead, it should read, USB keyboards work once the system is booted.
I have tested a Logitech wireless keyboard and a generic/brandless USB keyboard. Both work on grub menu, but fail when prompted to enter luks key phrase. Only PS/2 keyboard works.
The kernel version/flavor is 3.11.0- 2.g0a1c41f- desktop and the architecture is x64. Here is a similar bug report on this kernel release which mentions only wireless, but based on my testing, it is USB related: https:/ /bugzilla. novell. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=838864