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I had a NOOBS install of Raspbian and all this worked fine before. Trash/Wastebasket doesn't work, and sticking in a thumb drive does nothing and I have to manually mount it. I've tried this several times, and various things within the GUI are broken. The reason I'm asking is I had the RetroPie image (built on top of Raspbian Lite I believe) and used the setup script to install Pixel. If I install Pixel or Mate over Raspbian Lite, does the auto USB mount still work like in regular Raspbian/Pixel? Rsimmy wrote:Noob here, and I have a possibly silly but simple question. The key thing is to figure out the essential packages to get the os running on the hardware. I would have to install the official Raspian and see the installed packages to confirm.Īnd glad the guide helped! It can be implemented on PCs as well. So the change was made by the Raspian team or it's an unintentional bug. However, I did take the time to look at the installed packages on the previous version of Raspbian Lite and I can confirm that xorg-input-evdev was installed instead of xorg-input-libinput. Not sure what evdev has that libinput doesn't work in your case. I tried the new build on a Rasperry Pi 2 earlier today using default libinput and it works fine for me. It is especially valuable for RPi Zero!įrom what I've read libinput is the successor for evdev. I also like that using this procedure I can create both a Debian virtual machine and a Raspian RPi that look and work almost exactly alike. I tried 3Amp power supply and it did not make a difference regarding this issue (I'm back to my 2.1 Amp power supply now). The US keyboard and mouse are from a typical Dell PC.

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I am using an HDMI monitor not a TV and not the RPi's ribbon video/touch screen.

I have not tried the raspbian-jessie-lite image on a RPi Zero yet. In my case, this is certainly an acceptable command to add for repeatability. When I add the 'sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-evdev', after the xserver-xorg install, then everything works as before Jan 11. They start OK, but no mouse or keyboard I/O - not even numlock on/off. Installing the raspberrypi-ui-mods, lxde-core, and lightdm do not make a difference. Now, after Jan 11, 2017, there is not 'X' cursor and keyboard does not work - not even CTRL+ALT+DEL. When it worked, prior to raspbian-jessie-lite, I would see and be able to move the 'X' mouse cursor and type 'exit' to quit. Normally, I could next install xinit and x11-xserver-utils, reboot, login and type startx. You are correct - I observed xserver-xorg-input-libinput and xserver-xorg-input-all were installed by the xserver-xorg install. These are both installed when you use sudo apt-get install -no-install-recommends xserver-xorg.

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The driver used for input devices is xserver-xorg-input-libinput which works in conjunction with xserver-xorg-input-all. I believe it was a simple repository bug. I just did a clean install of Raspbian Lite with PIXEL and encountered no problems with keyboard or mouse. GhostRaider wrote:Friends, I couldn't reproduce the problem.

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