So the issue is, my keyboard (more specifically all of the usb-plugs that i have on the back of the pc [and i know that because went i plug the keyboard/mouse on the front it works just like normal]) stop working some time after boot (some times it takes a long time, some times not), and i can’t rep…

[image] php22: it got stuck just before the initialization, and another thing that is happening to my pc, my keyboard also don’t work on the initialization (meaning that i can’t access my motherboard) and it does not work on grub, meaning that i had to roll back a save of mine to get the right b…

Well this may be obvious, but it sounds like something in power management (sleeping an idle USB port maybe). Does this happen in other distros on the same machine and/or Windows? I don’t have a solution but finding commonality or difference would point you in a direction (but maybe not a solution…

Have you tried lts kernel? i have not, but this could be it, i will try it and bring back with a update, thanks for he help :slight_smile:

i have not tried another distro, but i could. what distro should i try? any distro, or one arch based?

[image] php22: not tried another distro To my opinion, trying another distro is highly unlikely to solve your problem on eos.

So, i’ve tried to install lts kernel, but it didn’t work, it got stuck just before the initialization, and another thing that is happening to my pc, my keyboard also don’t work on the initialization (meaning that i can’t access my motherboard) and it does not work on grub, meaning that i had to rol…

[image] php22: i don’t know if this is helpful but here is my computers specs: https://0x0.st/oULN.txt lsusb would show some info on usb devices… and you can check the journal also for past events… journalctl --since "2 hours ago" | grep usb per example

lsusb would show some info on usb devices https://0x0.st/oUVu.txt and you can check the journal also for past events ok, i’m just waiting for the my keyboard to fail again so i can sent it here, but as i said, is very randon, so this could take hours, or multiple days, but i will do my best t…

what you are rolling back i’m rolling back into a backup that i did before installing linux-lts (using timeshift), because i was getting stuck on the tty Did you follow both steps: Before rebooting? yep have two options to choose in grub true, but i can’t chose any, because my keyboard d…

[image] php22: i’m rolling back into a backup that i did before installing linux-lts (using timeshift), because i was getting stuck on the tty Ok. Normally thats not necessary, we can troubleshoot on tty or chroot into arch using the live eos usb if you still have it. Sorry that happened nev…

Keyboard randomly stops working

General system Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware

Zircon34 November 25, 2022, 10:16am 3

That will definitely be useful… Have you tried lts kernel? It can be installed along mainline and selected at boot.

Welcome to the community

Edit: just in case infos here