While installing desktop back as in this link about i386 support . (To use with Latex.)
The desktop has been installed using slim() -login manager. Slim opens a graphical display with a username and password prompt. The problem is that every keyboard event (button press) creates multiple stars as password and multiple unknown characters in username. Command startx does not work. It could be that some issue (modeset setting the resolution or other) has been bypassed by using slim. The problem seems to be the keyboard.
How can I tag the keyboard I'm using as a keyboard to 'udev' as in the last lines of Xorg.0.log ?
udev seems to be a new addition to FreeBSD. There are no man -pages about this.
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The desktop has been installed using slim() -login manager. Slim opens a graphical display with a username and password prompt. The problem is that every keyboard event (button press) creates multiple stars as password and multiple unknown characters in username. Command startx does not work. It could be that some issue (modeset setting the resolution or other) has been bypassed by using slim. The problem seems to be the keyboard.
How can I tag the keyboard I'm using as a keyboard to 'udev' as in the last lines of Xorg.0.log ?
Bash:
[140462.144] (II) event5 - Keychron Keychron K6, class 0/0, rev 2.00/1.01, addr 3: is tagged by udev as: Mouse
[140462.185] (II) event5 - Keychron Keychron K6, class 0/0, rev 2.00/1.01, addr 3: device is a pointerudev seems to be a new addition to FreeBSD. There are no man -pages about this.
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