@joel@gts.tumfatig.net
That's the same problem that
@jaypatelani@bsd.network was having with
#NetBSD and a
#Thinkpad.
The full dmesg shows the NetBSD problem that wasn't in the screenshot:
ihidev0 at iic1 addr 0x2c: vendor 0x6cb product 0xce67, TPD0
ihidev0: 14 report ids
acpi_gpio_get_int: translate failed: AE_NO_HANDLER
ihidev0: autoconfiguration error: can't find gpioint resource
Vendor 06cb is Synaptic.
That and the Elan are idiosyncratic PS/2 keyboards and mice, on machines with 9 USB root hubs, that also talk a special extension of the PS/2 protocol in order to be touchpads, and that *also* talk over I2C.
There's a Synaptic fingerprint reader to go with it on your second USB hub.
ugen1 at uhub1 port 5
ugen1: vendor 06cb (0x06cb) product 00f9 (0x00f9), rev 2.00/0.00, addr 4
https://mastodonapp.uk/@JdeBP/117393118010891531 Open quoted post Quoting
@jaypatelani@bsd.network
An external USB keyboard should work. Everything that I can find indicates that on Thinkpad E14s the keyboard is actually a PS/2 keyboard (sic!). So look at the part of dmesg that scrolled off your screen that deals with PS/2 device enumeration.
There's also some bizarre extra PS/2 stuff related to that Elan USB device, but that's to do with your fingerprint reader/trackpad.
@bpl#NetBSD #PS2 #USB #ElanTech #HumanInputDevices Open quoted post 
