Managed to uninstall package for keyboard and mouse input. (libinput?)
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The keyboard and mouse problem
I am running a laptop with touchpad and keyboard integrated, and I have previously had an issue where my touchpad would make my mouse go in a grid-like pattern. Upon investigating solutions to this issue, I managed to do something incredibly stupid. I removed a package that supposedly controlled my input, and now I can't log in or do anything but hold the power button down when I log into normal mode. Recovery mode works well, but Re-installing packages in recovery seem to not reflect in normal mode.
On the laptop (Lenovo Yoga 710) I have Deepin linux 15.5 installed.
All I know and I can recall I did before I chose to restart it, was that i was uninstalling a package starting at: xorg-xserver-input-*but can't really specify the exact package I removed.
As I stated above, I think that my recovery mode doesn't reflect package changes on normal mode (i could be wrong), as I can't get my mouse or keyboard working at all when I then re-log into normal mode. I have tried reinstalling xorg-xserver-input-all and even tried with wildcards. Am I missing some configuration?
It's critical for me to get it working until monday, and I guess I am the reason why I made it this way. Has anyone a clue where I could start to get my mouse and keyboard working again? I tried external devices over USB ad bluetooth but none of the input devices are recognised.
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asked Apr 27 at 10:21
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The keyboard and mouse problem
I am running a laptop with touchpad and keyboard integrated, and I have previously had an issue where my touchpad would make my mouse go in a grid-like pattern. Upon investigating solutions to this issue, I managed to do something incredibly stupid. I removed a package that supposedly controlled my input, and now I can't log in or do anything but hold the power button down when I log into normal mode. Recovery mode works well, but Re-installing packages in recovery seem to not reflect in normal mode.
On the laptop (Lenovo Yoga 710) I have Deepin linux 15.5 installed.
All I know and I can recall I did before I chose to restart it, was that i was uninstalling a package starting at: xorg-xserver-input-*but can't really specify the exact package I removed.
As I stated above, I think that my recovery mode doesn't reflect package changes on normal mode (i could be wrong), as I can't get my mouse or keyboard working at all when I then re-log into normal mode. I have tried reinstalling xorg-xserver-input-all and even tried with wildcards. Am I missing some configuration?
It's critical for me to get it working until monday, and I guess I am the reason why I made it this way. Has anyone a clue where I could start to get my mouse and keyboard working again? I tried external devices over USB ad bluetooth but none of the input devices are recognised.
package-management keyboard mouse
asked Apr 27 at 10:21
denNorske
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The keyboard and mouse problem
I am running a laptop with touchpad and keyboard integrated, and I have previously had an issue where my touchpad would make my mouse go in a grid-like pattern. Upon investigating solutions to this issue, I managed to do something incredibly stupid. I removed a package that supposedly controlled my input, and now I can't log in or do anything but hold the power button down when I log into normal mode. Recovery mode works well, but Re-installing packages in recovery seem to not reflect in normal mode.
On the laptop (Lenovo Yoga 710) I have Deepin linux 15.5 installed.
All I know and I can recall I did before I chose to restart it, was that i was uninstalling a package starting at: xorg-xserver-input-*but can't really specify the exact package I removed.
As I stated above, I think that my recovery mode doesn't reflect package changes on normal mode (i could be wrong), as I can't get my mouse or keyboard working at all when I then re-log into normal mode. I have tried reinstalling xorg-xserver-input-all and even tried with wildcards. Am I missing some configuration?
It's critical for me to get it working until monday, and I guess I am the reason why I made it this way. Has anyone a clue where I could start to get my mouse and keyboard working again? I tried external devices over USB ad bluetooth but none of the input devices are recognised.
package-management keyboard mouse
asked Apr 27 at 10:21
denNorske
1084
The keyboard and mouse problem
I am running a laptop with touchpad and keyboard integrated, and I have previously had an issue where my touchpad would make my mouse go in a grid-like pattern. Upon investigating solutions to this issue, I managed to do something incredibly stupid. I removed a package that supposedly controlled my input, and now I can't log in or do anything but hold the power button down when I log into normal mode. Recovery mode works well, but Re-installing packages in recovery seem to not reflect in normal mode.
On the laptop (Lenovo Yoga 710) I have Deepin linux 15.5 installed.
All I know and I can recall I did before I chose to restart it, was that i was uninstalling a package starting at: xorg-xserver-input-*but can't really specify the exact package I removed.
As I stated above, I think that my recovery mode doesn't reflect package changes on normal mode (i could be wrong), as I can't get my mouse or keyboard working at all when I then re-log into normal mode. I have tried reinstalling xorg-xserver-input-all and even tried with wildcards. Am I missing some configuration?
It's critical for me to get it working until monday, and I guess I am the reason why I made it this way. Has anyone a clue where I could start to get my mouse and keyboard working again? I tried external devices over USB ad bluetooth but none of the input devices are recognised.
package-management keyboard mouse
asked Apr 27 at 10:21
denNorske
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asked Apr 27 at 10:21
denNorske
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asked Apr 27 at 10:21
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asked Apr 27 at 10:21
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Have you got a second machine on the network you can SSH from?
If so, you can ssh in, and manually install libinput as per this documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/building_libinput.html
If ssh is not an option, then I would suggest booting a recovery CD/USB, mount your deepin main partition and compile libinput there as per the documentation above.
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
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Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
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Have you got a second machine on the network you can SSH from?
If so, you can ssh in, and manually install libinput as per this documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/building_libinput.html
If ssh is not an option, then I would suggest booting a recovery CD/USB, mount your deepin main partition and compile libinput there as per the documentation above.
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
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1
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Have you got a second machine on the network you can SSH from?
If so, you can ssh in, and manually install libinput as per this documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/building_libinput.html
If ssh is not an option, then I would suggest booting a recovery CD/USB, mount your deepin main partition and compile libinput there as per the documentation above.
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Have you got a second machine on the network you can SSH from?
If so, you can ssh in, and manually install libinput as per this documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/building_libinput.html
If ssh is not an option, then I would suggest booting a recovery CD/USB, mount your deepin main partition and compile libinput there as per the documentation above.
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
Have you got a second machine on the network you can SSH from?
If so, you can ssh in, and manually install libinput as per this documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/building_libinput.html
If ssh is not an option, then I would suggest booting a recovery CD/USB, mount your deepin main partition and compile libinput there as per the documentation above.
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
answered Apr 27 at 11:30
RobotJohnny
407212
407212
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
add a comment |Â
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Oh ssh - that's a hilariously good suggestion. I'll give it a shot. I didn't realise it was was an option before now.
– denNorske
Apr 27 at 13:27
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
Hello again - Didn't work through SSH, but managed to CHROOT the correct partition (/mnt/sda5) in recovery, and then reinstall the packages needed.That solved my problem. Thanks for your input, it was clever.
– denNorske
Apr 28 at 9:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
great, glad you got it working @denNorske :)
– RobotJohnny
Apr 28 at 11:30
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