Fedora 28 new install, severe USB keyboard & mouse lag
I'm installing Fedora 28.1.1, after verifying the checksum of the download, on a brand new server with a Xeon E3-1275 v6 CPU, 64GB of 2400 Unbuffered ECC DDR4, Intel P630 integrated HD Graphics, and a 480GB SSD, all components approved by the server board manufacturer.
First, I tried Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, which installed AOK from its checksummed LiveUSB. There was no lag.
Next, I tried Fedora Server 28.1.1, which went blank shortly after booting from its checksummed LiveUSB, generated by the Fedora LiveUSB Writer. I got the same result with Fedora Workstation 29.1.2.
Then, I tried Fedora Workstation 28.1.1, after turning off Quiet Boot in the BIOS/Setup. It very slowly booted, and I was able to install Fedora on the SSD. But, after rebooting and login, I found the USB keyboard was very slow and also stuttered on about 1/4 of the keypresses, and the mouse was very slow and jerky. Replacing the keyboard and mouse with known good peripherals did not help.
What logs should I look for, and where would I find them in Fedora? What should I pay attention to in those logs?
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I'm installing Fedora 28.1.1, after verifying the checksum of the download, on a brand new server with a Xeon E3-1275 v6 CPU, 64GB of 2400 Unbuffered ECC DDR4, Intel P630 integrated HD Graphics, and a 480GB SSD, all components approved by the server board manufacturer.
First, I tried Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, which installed AOK from its checksummed LiveUSB. There was no lag.
Next, I tried Fedora Server 28.1.1, which went blank shortly after booting from its checksummed LiveUSB, generated by the Fedora LiveUSB Writer. I got the same result with Fedora Workstation 29.1.2.
Then, I tried Fedora Workstation 28.1.1, after turning off Quiet Boot in the BIOS/Setup. It very slowly booted, and I was able to install Fedora on the SSD. But, after rebooting and login, I found the USB keyboard was very slow and also stuttered on about 1/4 of the keypresses, and the mouse was very slow and jerky. Replacing the keyboard and mouse with known good peripherals did not help.
What logs should I look for, and where would I find them in Fedora? What should I pay attention to in those logs?
fedora usb system-installation
asked 4 hours ago
K7AAYK7AAY
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look at suspicious entries indmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.
– loa_in_
2 hours ago
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installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?
– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
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I'm installing Fedora 28.1.1, after verifying the checksum of the download, on a brand new server with a Xeon E3-1275 v6 CPU, 64GB of 2400 Unbuffered ECC DDR4, Intel P630 integrated HD Graphics, and a 480GB SSD, all components approved by the server board manufacturer.
First, I tried Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, which installed AOK from its checksummed LiveUSB. There was no lag.
Next, I tried Fedora Server 28.1.1, which went blank shortly after booting from its checksummed LiveUSB, generated by the Fedora LiveUSB Writer. I got the same result with Fedora Workstation 29.1.2.
Then, I tried Fedora Workstation 28.1.1, after turning off Quiet Boot in the BIOS/Setup. It very slowly booted, and I was able to install Fedora on the SSD. But, after rebooting and login, I found the USB keyboard was very slow and also stuttered on about 1/4 of the keypresses, and the mouse was very slow and jerky. Replacing the keyboard and mouse with known good peripherals did not help.
What logs should I look for, and where would I find them in Fedora? What should I pay attention to in those logs?
fedora usb system-installation
asked 4 hours ago
K7AAYK7AAY
403419
I'm installing Fedora 28.1.1, after verifying the checksum of the download, on a brand new server with a Xeon E3-1275 v6 CPU, 64GB of 2400 Unbuffered ECC DDR4, Intel P630 integrated HD Graphics, and a 480GB SSD, all components approved by the server board manufacturer.
First, I tried Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, which installed AOK from its checksummed LiveUSB. There was no lag.
Next, I tried Fedora Server 28.1.1, which went blank shortly after booting from its checksummed LiveUSB, generated by the Fedora LiveUSB Writer. I got the same result with Fedora Workstation 29.1.2.
Then, I tried Fedora Workstation 28.1.1, after turning off Quiet Boot in the BIOS/Setup. It very slowly booted, and I was able to install Fedora on the SSD. But, after rebooting and login, I found the USB keyboard was very slow and also stuttered on about 1/4 of the keypresses, and the mouse was very slow and jerky. Replacing the keyboard and mouse with known good peripherals did not help.
What logs should I look for, and where would I find them in Fedora? What should I pay attention to in those logs?
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fedora usb system-installation
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look at suspicious entries indmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.
– loa_in_
2 hours ago
1
installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?
– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
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look at suspicious entries indmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.
– loa_in_
2 hours ago
1
installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?
– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
1
1
look at suspicious entries in
dmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.– loa_in_
2 hours ago
look at suspicious entries in
dmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.– loa_in_
2 hours ago
1
1
installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago
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look at suspicious entries in
dmesg. I had issues with motherboard HPC (high precision clock) and required to add a parameter to kernel parameters (in grub). It was something I had only problem with on that particular motherboard.– loa_in_
2 hours ago
1
installed AOK: does that mean that the lag was not present in Ubuntu?– Sparhawk
1 hour ago
Yes. Amended above.
– K7AAY
1 hour ago