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Template: hotplug/usb_keyboard
Type: note
Description: USB keyboard configuration
If you're booting with a USB keyboard and/or mouse, and want to defend
against boot failures like missing modules, you should probably use
static linking for the "hid", "keybdev" (and/or "mousedev"), "input",
"usbcore", and USB Host Controller modules.
Template: hotplug/usbd_enable
Type: boolean
Default: true
Description: Do you use USB with hotplugging?
hotplug will load appropriate USB modules automatically if USB device is
plugged. But, if you are going to use USB but don't want to use USB
Hotplugging, answer No, then it sets the followings in
/etc/default/hotplug.usb: USBD_ENABLE=false
You may also prevent all hotplugging with the kernel CONFIG_HOTPLUG option,
or by putting an empty pathname in /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug.
Template: hotplug/x11_usbmice_hack
Type: boolean
Default: false
Description: Do you use USB mouse with X11?
If you need to use a USB mouse with X11, the X server needs to be able to
open "/dev/input/mice". That means you can't hotplug a mouse you plan
to use with X11; it needs some modules preloaded. If you haven't compiled
them into your kernel, Answer Yes. (X11_USBMICE_HACK=true)
Template: hotplug/static_module_list
Type: multiselect
Choices: ${usbmodules}
Default:
Description: Which USB modules do you want to be preloaded?
Before running hotplug support, you can preload some USB modules.
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