Boot into Grub with an encrypted disk
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I recently spun up a Linux PC with full disk encryption (I checked the box during install). I then tried tried to fix a trackpad issue by installing xserver
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Now my keyboard doesn't work after boot up and my mouse works for about 10 seconds. I found this post about fixing it from Grub, but I'm having trouble booting into GRUB. Is that because I have disk encryption? Am I doomed?
boot grub2 encryption
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I recently spun up a Linux PC with full disk encryption (I checked the box during install). I then tried tried to fix a trackpad issue by installing xserver
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Now my keyboard doesn't work after boot up and my mouse works for about 10 seconds. I found this post about fixing it from Grub, but I'm having trouble booting into GRUB. Is that because I have disk encryption? Am I doomed?
boot grub2 encryption
asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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Can you connect overssh? That would make things a bit easier.
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30
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up vote
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I recently spun up a Linux PC with full disk encryption (I checked the box during install). I then tried tried to fix a trackpad issue by installing xserver
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Now my keyboard doesn't work after boot up and my mouse works for about 10 seconds. I found this post about fixing it from Grub, but I'm having trouble booting into GRUB. Is that because I have disk encryption? Am I doomed?
boot grub2 encryption
asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
101
I recently spun up a Linux PC with full disk encryption (I checked the box during install). I then tried tried to fix a trackpad issue by installing xserver
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Now my keyboard doesn't work after boot up and my mouse works for about 10 seconds. I found this post about fixing it from Grub, but I'm having trouble booting into GRUB. Is that because I have disk encryption? Am I doomed?
boot grub2 encryption
boot grub2 encryption
asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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asked Mar 8 at 0:52
stranger
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Can you connect overssh? That would make things a bit easier.
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30
add a comment |Â
Can you connect overssh? That would make things a bit easier.
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30
Can you connect over
ssh? That would make things a bit easier.– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
Can you connect over
ssh? That would make things a bit easier.– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30
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Can you connect over
ssh? That would make things a bit easier.– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 0:58
I'm not sure. I'm trying to figure out how to find its IP address--it's a laptop without a network port, so I can't just plug straight in to it.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:06
Do you have access to the router? It should give you the IP address. Other than that you could use Wireshark and look for it's DHCP request and/or any traffic from it. Ping its hostname?
– Ken Sharp
Mar 8 at 1:19
I'm getting a "Connection refused" error. I didn't mess with whatever the default ssh settings would have been.
– stranger
Mar 8 at 1:30