On Wed, Oct 08, 2014 at 01:13:16AM -0400, marv wrote:
>
> After doing so and booting the now successful install, renaming
> /usr/bin/ckbcomp back, the system will not boot any more.
I don't think there is anything hardware-specific in ckbcomp. Try running
ckbcomp us
I suppose everything will be OK with ckbcomp.
If this is so, then the next suspect is /bin/setupcon. Try restoring
ckbcomp and running setupcon by hand (from the text console). Does it
work? If no, then this is good as it will be easier to debug. Please
run
sh -x /bin/setupcon >/tmp/setupcon.debug
and send the file setupcon.debug.
Otherwise (that is if setupcon works), there must be something early
during the boot process causing the problem. In this case you can
replace the line
if setupcon -k 2>/dev/null; then
in the script /etc/init.d/keyboard-setup with
if setupcon -k 2>/tmp/setupcon.debug; then
Then send us the content of the file setupcon.debug.
Anton Zinoviev
P.S. In case this laptop is a multiuser system, don't forget to restore the
original content of /etc/init.d/keyboard-setup because ouputting to a
fixed file name in a world-writtable directory is a security risk.
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